Which one to pay of first or to prepay on all of them equally
I have 3 loans against my house, when I bought my house for 145K 3 years ago I had a 80/15/5 loan (to avoid PMI). And 2 years ago I got a HELC for 15K
Loans – (current balances) [monthly payment]
#1 – 116K (112K) @ 6% fixed for 30 years [$ 836]
#2 – 21,750 (19,860) @ 6.75% fixed for 30 years [$ 165]
#3 – 15K (14500) 4.25% adjustable for 20 years
My monthly payments for #1&2, including taxes are $ 1001. (I prepay my insurance) payment for # 3 varies but is $ 215 per month right now.
I CANNOT refinance, I have tried for 3 months now, with different companies, the numbers don’t make sense, and there is too much cost for it to help me.
I dont live in the property; it is a rented for $ 1050 per month.
I dont have any plans to sell it.
maybe i will try to refi or sell in a year
If you know of an online calculator where is can put in all of my figures and do it myself, i looked but coulnt find one.
I bought my first home about 8 months ago. I had no down payment and ended up getting two separate loans.
The first was $ 114,000 @ 6.75% 30 year fixed.
The second was for $ 38,000 @ 9.436% 15 year balloon.
Monthly payment on the first is: $ 1014.12
Monthly payment on the second is: $ 316.05
I can pay this. Its far from ideal but I’m paying only slightly more per month than I would for an apartment. I thought I might be able to refinance before too long but then too many people making $ 35K bought $ 350K houses and I’m thinking the chances of my doing that right now are slim especially since I’ve paid down next to no principle at this point.
Let’s leave the atrocious 9+% one alone for a minute. I know there are insurance fees and real estate taxes built into mortgage payments but I’m plugging $ 114K and 6.5% over 30 years into the generic calculators online and not getting anywhere near what I’m paying. Any help?
Was supposed to be 6.75% used for calculations…typo.
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