Never Pay for Loan Fees Again…
Learn How You Can Refinance Your Home Without Paying a Penny!
Never again pay for any of your loan fees for your refinance needs. Most mortgage or loan refinance companies will charge for all the service related fees associated with a typical mortgage refinance which includes processing, underwriting, appraisal, documentation, title, recording, notary and other related fees. In these times of lowered interest rates and the need for many homeowners to use the equity they have built in their homes for needed expenditures, either on the home itself or for other family related expenses such as college tuition, the need and/or the opportunity may present itself to refinance a given house a multiple number of times, especially when a favorable interest rate presents itself where a payment may be lowered significantly.
With Axcess Real Estate Services “Zero Fee” home loan, you can now finance or refinance your home without pulling one penny out of your pocket for all those typical loan fees which can run thousands of dollars. That means you will only pay for the interest that is charged on the loan, which may also have some significant tax ramifications for you in the current year of your finance or refinance. Keep in mind that many of the fees and charges associated with your home loan are not tax deductible. The “Zero Fee” home loan scenario is an effective money management tool utilizing one of the largest pools of money available to home owners --- the equity in their individual homes. Being prepared to take advantage of declining interest rates makes a lot of sense especially when one considers that on a typical loan of $250,000 a half point move downward in the interest rate can mean a savings of over $65 per month with an annual savings of over $680.00. To compound that particular savings example, if one were to take the savings and apply the savings amount to the principle balance of the loan on an ongoing basis, the term of the loan can be shortened by years! With the “Zero Fee” home loan option, homeowners have now come to use their traditional home loan as a strategic planning tool.