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Comments for
Recent Rate Cuts Help Stop Foreclosures in Progress



Refinance My Mortgage
by: Kate


 
I never really understood how a rate cut at the federal level can help stop foreclosures, but this article helped bring it down to the basics. From a home-owner perspective, I just assumed that the mortgage company followed very cut and dry rules on when to foreclose on a home, but this article helped me view it from their standpoint.

The mortgage company really does lose money when they foreclose on a home – especially if they can’t resell it for the loan amount. If I loaned someone money and they were having a hard time paying me back, I’d rather change the repayment arrangement or charge less interest than to lose the total loan amount. It would take less time and I would feel better about getting payments in the future if I was a little flexible now.

OK – so I don’t really understand how the fed cutting interest rates really make the mortgage companies change their own rates, but that’s OK. The really smart finance people out there can understand all that – I’m just happy knowing that I took advantage of this news to refinance my adjustable rate mortgage into a flat rate mortgage.

I’m also VERY happy knowing my mortgage company would rather have me as a one-time struggling borrower than an owner of my house!

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