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they have to be rolling fees into your loan and you are just not aware of the fees. most people refi if they can save a point, but run the number and see. if you can handle a 20 year then why not a 15 year and it all depends on your loan size. or just make extra payments and don't refi
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Yes. But it would be an even better deal to go to a 15 year mortgage. It is priced much lower due to supply and demand. Very few people and investors want a 20 year produce so it is priced too high.
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should i refi my 30 year, 5.8% to a 20 year 4.625%-- fee is only 455. we are 5 years into our 30 yr
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