Best places to apply for a refi?

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Nick Golob @ Crown Mortgage in Oak Lawn - 708-398-2005

I deal with them often and it's always a smooth transaction. They're a smaller place, but still lend their own money, so they're very quick to close. Much better than trying to deal with the big lenders where you have to go through 15 different people to get a straight answer.
 
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bikrboy128

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I'm still kicking myself, I wish I had waited a little longer, as rates dropped even lower than when we refinanced over the summer. Oh well, we still went from 4.625% to 3.37%. It looks like our bank is now offering sub 3% rates.

I'm locked in at 2.6%, down from 3.8%. You almost can't finance a used car for that rate, but they'll give you a 30 year loan.
 
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Danny Gore, Loan Depot.

He's refi'd me a few times with zero cost, and we are currently doing another refi going from 3.25 to 2.85.

Danny Gore NMLS#223780
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sickmint79

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i kinda feel like there is a fair amount of inflation coming, at which point it's good to have debt as (as long as you can service it) it gets easier to pay off and disappear; the high inflation means the economy is probably a bit fuuuucked but this does mean your debts go away dramatically. so i would kinda like to have a decent outstanding loan of some size at the moment, which i don't for the first time in forever.
 
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i kinda feel like there is a fair amount of inflation coming, at which point it's good to have debt as (as long as you can service it) it gets easier to pay off and disappear; the high inflation means the economy is probably a bit fuuuucked but this does mean your debts go away dramatically. so i would kinda like to have a decent outstanding loan of some size at the moment, which i don't for the first time in forever.
Low interest, incoming inflation, and relatively stable careers is why I don't mind spending more than I ever thought I'd spend on my next house lol
 
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sickmint79

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Low interest, incoming inflation, and relatively stable careers is why I don't mind spending more than I ever thought I'd spend on my next house lol

i don't like the headache of renting out a house, especially if i'm on the other side of the planet, i do like the idea of carrying 200k of debt right now though. which is admittedly a weird thing to say lol
 
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