Prepare to Buy Your First Home

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Prepare to Buy Your First Home Placer Hills Real Estate

Learn About Mortgages Fixed rate mortgage The same interest rate for the life of the loan Adjustable rate mortgage (ARMs) Very low introductory rate for 5-7 years Much higher rate after 5-7 years For short-term buyers or those planning to “flip” Can be dangerous

Mortgage Points Fees paid to the lender One point equals 1% of mortgage value Required if buyer has less than 20% down payment Can be used to buy down mortgage rate

Fixed Mortgage Rate Averages Information based on Freddie Mac data Http://www.freddiemac.com/pmms

Sample Fixed Rate Payments $250,000 Loan Product Rate Number Of Payments Monthly Total Paid 15 Year Fixed 3.11% 180 $1,739.71 $313,147.80 30 Year Fixed 3.88% 360 $1,176.31 $423,471.60 Lender rates are influenced by credit scores Plan for a 20% down payment to avoid cost of points Add taxes and insurance premiums

Buying Is a Huge Decision Be patient Be sure you are ready Determine how much house you can afford Get your credit in shape Save for your down payment Get mortgage pre-approval