“HOME buyers concerned about high closing costs in this tight economy might be tempted by a type of loan that requires no cash outlay in exchange for paying a higher interest rate, especially because rates are already at historically low levels.
“But these “zero-cost” or “no-cost” financing deals, as they’re known, could end up costing a borrower dearly over time, some mortgage experts warn."
“Unlike some similar loans, which don’t require an out-of-pocket outlay but tack on the thousands of dollars in closing costs to the balance, zero- and no-cost loans typically add a half percentage point or so to the rate while not increasing the mortgage balance. “The fees charged by third parties, such as this Company, are paid by the lender and the fees are disclosed on the settlement statement.
The article has examples of how much these “no-cost” loans actually cost. Read the full article to see just what kind of bargain these loans are.
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Vested Title Inc.
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Fairfield, NJ 07004
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