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    Are you Behind on your payments? Are you Having a Hard Time with your Mortgage? Zions Loan Modification Program can connect you with a realistic plan based on your current values. Don't wait!!

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    What are the advantages of Refinancing?
    • Savings - Consolidate debt and reduce your overall monthly payments.
    • Stability - Convert your adjustable rate to a fixed rate.
    • Tax Deduction - Take cash out for debt consolidation and your new payments may be tax deductible (consult your accountant).
    • Increased Value - Take cash out and complete home improvements or additions. Enjoy your home's enhanced and increased value.

    What is streamline refinance and who can get it?
    A streamline refinance is one in which there are very few costs and little documentation required. If you have a loan that is serviced by zionsmortgageline.com you may qualify for a streamline refinance. We do not obtain a new credit report, verify income, assets, or reserves. In most cases we can use the original appraisal that was used to obtain your current loan.

    Can I refinance without paying points or closing costs?
    Typically, yes. zionsmortgageline.com offers programs without points and little or no closing costs. Paying closing costs to refinance typically makes sense when you plan to stay in your home for at least 2½ to 3 years.

    What documents will typically be requested after I complete an application for a mortgage loan?
    Typically, we will request: 2 years W-2s, most recent pay stubs, and bank statements. In addition we will obtain an appraisal and a property title report. Documentation requests will vary based on the loan program selected.

    How quickly will zionsmortgageline.com close my loan?
    It is important to consider that when purchasing a home or refinancing an existing mortgage, there are outside factors that will impact the processing time of each mortgage loan, i.e. contract negotiations, property appraisals, demand payoffs, etc.

    If I refinance my loan with my existing lender, will I have to pay all the closing costs again?
    Typically, yes, as there is a cost to process any new loan application. This cost may include fees paid to third parties, such as the appraisal provider and the title and closing providers.

    Is it worth refinancing if I will only save a ¼ of a percentage in interest?
    Yes, in most cases--especially if you can refinance with few or no closing costs or are going to hold that loan for 2½ to 3 years or more.

    Will zionsmortgageline.com include my closing costs in the loan amount?
    Yes. When refinancing you can typically include most, if not all, of your closing costs into the loan amount.



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