01-27-2022, 09:54 PM
You need to shop around. Almost nobody does this but it pays. Applying for one mortgage is roughly the same amount of work as applying for two or more.
Start with bankrate - https://www.bankrate.com/mortgages/10-ye...age-rates/
Its really not about what they'll 'push' for, its what you'll sign. They're just going to turn around and sell it and they'll factor that into any fees (or credits) you're given.
It would be worth it to know how your mortgage would factor into FAFSA.
And you should carefully recalculate whether you'll save money after any fees involved.
Start with bankrate - https://www.bankrate.com/mortgages/10-ye...age-rates/
Its really not about what they'll 'push' for, its what you'll sign. They're just going to turn around and sell it and they'll factor that into any fees (or credits) you're given.
It would be worth it to know how your mortgage would factor into FAFSA.
And you should carefully recalculate whether you'll save money after any fees involved.