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If you are planning to refinance your mortgage to take advantage of the lower interest rates, it is best to do your math to find out if it is the right option for you. Many lenders will tell you that the new interest rate should be at least two percent lower than the original rate for mortgage refinance to be worthwhile.

However, this is not the only consideration and you also need to think about how long you plan to stay in the home. You may have to pay a prepayment penalty when you repay your old home mortgage, and will also have to bear refinance costs like points and fees. 

Find out about all the costs involved in mortgage refinancing and then determine how many years it will take you to recover these costs through savings in monthly payments. If you are planning to move out of your home within a few years, you may get enough time to recover the refinancing costs.

Stricter lending norms have made it harder to qualify for refinance mortgages, and you will only be eligible for the lowest refinance rates if you have a high credit score. You may not be able to refinance your home if its value is less than what you owe on your mortgage.

You will not be eligible for the best refinance loan deals if you don’t have enough equity in your home. If you have less than 20 percent equity in your home, refinance lenders may ask you to get Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) to cover the risk of default, and the insurance premium will make refinancing less attractive.

Do as much research as you can via the Internet and use a refinance calculator to assess your options. Talk to the loan officer at your bank to find out about the deals being offered to existing customers. Obtain a refinance quote in writing from several refinance home mortgage lenders and brokers and take time to check their credentials and reputation.

Ask lenders if they will provide better offers than those given to you by others. This can help you to negotiate a better deal, which will save you thousands of dollars over the term of the refinance home loan. Read the fine print carefully before you sign up for a refinance home loan.

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