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I'm looking to refinance, but my credit isn't so good.
321hoss
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Loan is a 30-year fixed at 8 5/8%, and it takes about 75% of my take home pay each month. (I am single with one income, and my employer is coming out of Chapter 11.)
Must I stay in this mortgage...or is there some way I can refinance it (NO ARM's!!) without getting screwed?
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