2.625%! Jeezus. You timed that one right. Fixed, I assume? That would be more like what I'd have expected on an ARM a year or two ago.
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MonMotha wrote:2.625%! Jeezus. You timed that one right. Fixed, I assume? That would be more like what I'd have expected on an ARM a year or two ago.
Yeah, we bought the house 5 years ago on a 30 year mortgage with a good rate, but refinanced a year later to 15 year because rates were still really good and we were already paying extra each month on the 30 to pay it down quicker. Pay the same thing now on 15 that we did on 30 year and could afford to do it each month so figured why not, even though paying an additional round of closing costs a year later was annoying.
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