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Choosing the Right Iowa Mortgage Refinance After Bankruptcy
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By Jane A. Hale

After bankruptcy, a mortgage refinance can help you to rebuild your credit and get your finances back on track. But if you want your refinance to really pay off, it is very important that you choose the right Iowa mortgage refinance package. Here are a few tips to help you through the process:

Beware of Adjustable Rate Mortgage Refinances

Teaser rates can make it very tempting to take an adjustable rate mortgage refinance. The problem is that these rates only last for so long. As average interest rates rise, so do your mortgage interest rates. As a result, your mortgage payment can easily get out of control.

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Right now, interest rates on 3/1 ARM refinance loans average 5.26 percent in Iowa. In comparison, fixed rate Iowa refinance loans are averaging a rate of 5.59 percent. While you may be paying a higher rate with a bankruptcy on your record no matter which loan you go with, the point is that there isn’t much initial difference between the two rates. This makes going with an ARM almost not worth the risk at this point in time.

Think Carefully About Cash-Out Refinancing

Getting an Iowa cash-out refinance after bankruptcy can be a great way to consolidate debts, get a bankruptcy buyout, pay college tuition, or make home improvements. There’s only one catch

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