Mortgage : Home Loans : Refinance : Home Equity Loans

By Louie Latour

Mortgage Refinancing can save you a lot of money if you go about it correctly. Overpaying when mortgage refinancing is a common homeowner mistake that will cost you thousands of dollars in unnecessary lender fees and mortgage interest. Here are 3 tips to help you avoid expensive homeowner mistakes when mortgage refinancing.

Mortgage Refinancing Mistake #1: Not Checking Your Credit Reports

The mortgage rate you qualify is based on your credit score. Your credit score is based on the contents of your credit reports. You actually have three credit reports maintained by three separate credit reporting agencies. These credit reports are frequently prone to mistakes as you have dozens of hands in your records throughout the year. Request copies of your credit reports from each of the credit reporting agencies and carefully review these records for any mistakes.

Mortgage Refinancing Mistake #2: Choosing a Bad Lender

If a mortgage lender asks you to sign blank or incomplete documents when mortgage refinancing, consider this a bad sign of things to come. If you sign blank or incomplete loan documents the mortgage company could fill in whatever they like and you

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