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FHA Streamline Refinance Loan – Great Way To Lower Your Mortgage Payment!

Many people today are struggling to make their mortgage payments. Many people took out loans that were risky a few years ago and the housing market collapse has caused the interest rates on those loans to go up resulting in many people being unable to keep up with payments. Over the past year or two, there have been record numbers of homes being foreclosed on, and there is no end in sight at this point.  Are you in this situation?  Here is hope for you and it is the FHA Streamline Refinance Loan.

You may be having trouble making your mortgage payment or you are just trying to find ways to reduce your monthly expenses.  Why waste money by paying a larger mortgage payment then you have to.

There are some ways for people to keep their homes and restructure their mortgage to make the payments work for them during these tough times. One of those options is an FHA Streamline Refinance Loan. With this type of refinance, the process is made very simple and there is much less documentation required. There are a few requirements that need to be met in order to obtain one of these loans.

The first requirement is that the current mortgage is already an FHA loan. If the original mortgage was made with a different financing group, then that home would not be eligible for this loan. With the FHA Streamline Refinance Loan, the goal is for the homeowner to lower his or her monthly payment to an amount that is more affordable for them in the short term. Many times, these loans are referred to as having no out of pocket expenses. This can happen in one of two ways.

The first way for the homeowner to avoid any out of pocket expenses is to take a slightly higher interest rate from the lender and have the lender pay the closing costs. While this can save some money up front, it is important to recognize any longer term impact a higher rate might have.

The second option with an FHA Streamline Refinance Loan is to simply roll any closing costs into the new mortgage. This can only be done if there is enough equity in the home to make it work. This would require having an appraisal done on the home.

A final guideline with the FHA Streamline Refinance Loan is that the new loan cannot exceed the amount of the original loan. These loans are not set up to allow the homeowner to take any cash out on a home equity line of credit.  This program is for just reducing your mortgage payment not adding more to the principal amount.

With so many people sitting on FHA loans, this program is definitely worth a look to provide some much needed cash flow each and every month.  This may be the way to save your home from the foreclosure process.  If you want to lower your mortgage payment you need to check into the FHA Streamline Refinance Loan.

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