Looking to lower my payment on my existing mortgage loan. How do I start the process?

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Hi, you need to discuss your needs with a mortgage loan professional to see what your best options are. Your current rate and remaining term and if you want any cash out are important discussion points.You can apply online on a site like mine :www.larryulsh.comThanks.

You need to speak with a mortgage professional to discuss your options. Your current rate, term, and whether you want cash out are important discussion points.You can apply online on a site like mine: www.larryulsh.com

Give me a call! I offer zero lender fees and I am licensed in many states. Another great thing about me and my team is, we don't beat around the bush. If it doesn't make sense for you to refinance I will let you know honestly and quickly without trying to sell you a product that you don't need.Josh Lund-Branch Manager, Gold Star Mortgage