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Answers (2)

- Sam DeBord, "SeattleHome.com"
- Contributions:3472
The lender that you currently have your loan with is saying you must re-apply? That doesn't sound right. If you're not looking to change the terms of your current loan, the lender should be bound by those current terms, whether they originated the loan or bought it from another lender.
If you're looking to refinance, this would make sense.
If you're looking to refinance, this would make sense.

- Dave Skow, "daveskow"
- Contributions:1105
you wont have many options as most lenders are steering clear of lot loans ....get all the details and proposals from the two present lenders and assess options
other ideas ...contact all local banks in your area to see if they can offer any options
if you have any equity in primary home ...possibly tap this to payoff these loans
other ideas ...contact all local banks in your area to see if they can offer any options
if you have any equity in primary home ...possibly tap this to payoff these loans


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