
I am planning to refinance before rates get any higher, I have a 76% LTV. Is this a good level? by grangeown111 from Austin, Texas. Jan 31st 2011
 Chris Kelso (Chris Kelso)
			
			
						
				Chris Kelso (Chris Kelso)
			
			You should be good on any of the loan programs available today.Best Regards,Willow Bend MortgageChris Kelso713-256-9138
 John A Soricelli Jr (John A Soricelli Jr)
			
			
						
				John A Soricelli Jr (John A Soricelli Jr)
			
			Provided your credit, income and assets are where they need to be - you should have no issues. Please visit my website: www.ThinkJohnAJr.com for more information.
 Dan Paladin (dpaladin)
			
			
						
				Dan Paladin (dpaladin)
			
			Yes...always good to be under 80% LTV...based on meeting the remaining guidelines you should be good to go...feel free to contact me for a no obligation consultation...877-369-4319
 Patrick McCarthy (PatrickM)
			
			
						
				Patrick McCarthy (PatrickM)
			
			There are several options available at that LTV, however, there are other factors that are considered when approving a loan such as your middle credit score(s) and payment history, any judgments, collections or outstanding liens and income. Please feel to call on me. With over 15 years lending experience, I can help tailor a loan that will benefit you and your family for the long term. 866-901-3576. Pat McCarthy Northpointe Mortgage.
 Nancy J Releford (nancyreleford)
			
			
						
				Nancy J Releford (nancyreleford)
			
			Just be aware that if your're doing a Fannie or Freddie loan under the new changes that have just taken place, based on your score & being below 75 percent, if you go above 75 you will have to pay .25 in rate or points under the new rules. If I can help I am located in TN, give me a call for your options. Nancy Releford 615-867-3060
 Matt Baker NMLS#190779 (MattBaker)
			
			
						
				Matt Baker NMLS#190779 (MattBaker)
			
			Of course that is under the 80% ltv required for Mortgage Insurance. I would call a local area mortgage professional today for your area Rates.
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