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I am currently attempting to clean my double wide in hopes of a higher appraisal tomorrow.

Have to re-fi due to the fock nuts at Word Savings selling their sorry asses to Wachovia.

 

Nothing like having your adjustable go from 6.14% to 8.23% in 2 months :dunno:

 

Anyone want to rent a room? :thumbsup:

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A 2% adjustment is pretty standard on subprime ARM loans. How's the credit rating?

750 on the middle one

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It's a tip that fixed rate.

Yea..That's what I'm doing / going to do now.

It kinda sux having to make a $2000.00 mortgage on a single income, though :thumbsup:

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750 on the middle one

 

That score should qualify you for an "A" loan if you have income to back it up. Your original 6.14% ARM seems kind of high. I suspect that your credit is better now than it was when you signed off on the original ARM. A 30 year fixed "A" paper loan right now is under 6% for a "par" rate. Either way, refi now to get out of that 8% rate which adjusts every 6 months, especially now since you no longer have to worry about a prepay penalty. Shot me an email if you want some help!

 

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Yea..That's what I'm doing / going to do now.

It kinda sux having to make a $2000.00 mortgage on a single income, though :thumbsup:

 

Thought you had a roommate?

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Have to re-fi due to the fock nuts at Word Savings selling their sorry asses to Wachovia.

 

Nothing like having your adjustable go from 6.14% to 8.23% in 2 months :thumbsup:

 

 

What does you ARM jumping up have to do with the acquisition of one bank by another?

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That score should qualify you for an "A" loan if you have income to back it up. Your original 6.14% ARM seems kind of high. I suspect that your credit is better now than it was when you signed off on the original ARM. A 30 year fixed "A" paper loan right now is under 6% for a "par" rate. Either way, refi now to get out of that 8% rate which adjusts every 6 months, especially now since you no longer have to worry about a prepay penalty. Shot me an email if you want some help!

 

:thumbsup:

The score does qualify me for an A loan, but my income is the prob. I only average around 50-55k per year.

Mebbe some dumb girl will marry me :dunno:

 

Yes, Strike, I do have a roomate. His rent is $450.00. I should raise that sh1t, huh? :wub:

 

 

What does you ARM jumping up have to do with the acquisition of one bank by another?

Dunno, dood :wub:

Happened to one of my best friends also. (same banks)

I'm kinda lost in all of this. Luckily I have a real nice financial girl that helps my feeble mind wade through all this sh1t. (hottie, too) :dunno:

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cant downsize - you ALREADY drink coors lite.

 

sorry bro :lol:

 

 

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Yea..That's what I'm doing / going to do now.

It kinda sux having to make a $2000.00 mortgage on a single income, though :wub:

 

:thumbsup: that sux

 

i guess brake jobs will be going up.

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The score does qualify me for an A loan, but my income is the prob. I only average around 50-55k per year.

Mebbe some dumb girl will marry me :(

 

Yes, Strike, I do have a roomate. His rent is $450.00. I should raise that sh1t, huh? :(

Dunno, dood :(

Happened to one of my best friends also. (same banks)

I'm kinda lost in all of this. Luckily I have a real nice financial girl that helps my feeble mind wade through all this sh1t. (hottie, too) :dunno:

 

1. You can do a "stated income" or "no income verification" loan. Of course the rate will be higher, but not as much your current rate reflects. With that credit score, you ought to be able to get it under 7% easily.

 

2. World Bank going under Wachovia has nothing to with your rate adjustment. Your term was up, and after you getting a discounted rate for the term of your ARM, they adjusted up. All ARMS do this. You'll never see a downword adjustment.

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