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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John) wrote in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >Hi, > >I have received some loan solicitations that claim to be able to cut >my mortgage payment nearly in half (A.R.M. 1.25% start rate/3.87% >APR). How does this work? Am I gonna pay an arm and a leg for the >points and costs? What's the catch? What's APR anyway? Thanks for >sharing! > >John Here are a few catches to look out for. 1) Closing costs and fees. 2) Points 3) What is the quoted payment PITI or just PI? Most rate quotes only quote P + I (Principle and Intrest) TI (Taxes and Insurance) can easily add half again to the quoted payment. -- Just my $0.02 worth. Hope it helps Gordon Reeder greeder at: myself.com
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