Texas Refinance Rates: Should you let the bank escrow and have higher closing costs or self-pay them and reduce your closing costs?
When you refinance, you will get a refund from your current mortgage company for this year’s escrow balance.  Normally you get this 30 days after your new loan starts or the old loan stops. However, [...]

Texas Refinance Rates: Average rates for 30-year fixed mortgages drop to low of 4.36%
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Mortgage rates fell to the lowest level in decades for the ninth time in 10 weeks as concerns grow that the economy is weakening.
Mortgage buyer Freddie Mac said Thursday that the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage loan was 4.36 percent [...]

Texas Refinance Rates: Current Texas Mortgage Refinance Rates
With Texas mortgage refinance rates continuing this week at record lows, homeowners can really benefit from refinancing their existing home mortgage loans. Lowering your mortgage rate could save you money! Lower your mortgage loan term could get you out of debt faster! Consider refinancing your existing 30-year fixed mortgage [...]

Texas Refinance Rates: Record low mortgage rates make refinancing (or re-refinancing) look tempting
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With mortgage interest rates setting record lows almost every week for more than two months, two questions naturally come to mind: How low can they go? And should I refinance…again?

This week rates fell to levels that many people in the mortgage business thought [...]