QUESTION: We refinanced and took money out of our home in 2005 with a Texas home equity loan at 7.5%. Whenever I have asked about refinancing with any one of numerous mortgage companies, I have been told that any refinance would have to be a Texas home equity loan and the interest rate would be higher than the lower rates advertised for mortgages.
Listen to CEO of TexasLending.com, Kevin Miller, and his co-hosts, discuss their float down option for refinances, purchases, and home equity loans on his weekend radio show.Dallas, TX (PRWEB) August 26, 2011 Kevin Miller of TexasLending.com, a Texas home loan and mortgage company specializing in Texas refinance loans and Texas reverse mortgages, will discuss TexasLending.com’s float down option …
The mortgage foreclosure crisis, as it’s referred to nationwide, hit home when the Texas Attorney General sent a letter to many Texas loan servicing companies requesting that they suspend their foreclosure activities.
When the national housing bubble broke, Texas found itself on dry land while much of the nation was swimming in debt. That should give the state room to spend.
When the national housing bubble broke, Texas found itself on dry land while much of the nation was swimming in debt. That should give the state room to spend.
