10x12 = 120 months. 120 months x 3 = [360 months] 360...12 month in a year times 30 years.
360
12 months in a year. 12 X 30 = 360 payments.
180
This would depend on the principal balance of the mortgage.
the monthly mortagage payments go up or down from year to year
360
12 months in a year. 12 X 30 = 360 payments.
The monthly mortgage payments go up or down from year to year.
The monthly mortgage payments go up or down from year to year.
The monthly mortgage payments go up or down from year to year.
180
no not neccesarily
This would depend on the principal balance of the mortgage.
the monthly mortagage payments go up or down from year to year
In order to get a 15 year mortgage you need to have good credit. You must also be able to pay the larger monthly payments without any difficulty. Getting a approved for a 15 year mortgage is not difficult as long as you have good credit and can afford the payments.
The main difference between an 30 year mortgage and a 15 year mortgage would be the monthly cost. The 30 year would be cheaper payments but the loan interest would cost more.
Typically there is one major difference between a 15 year and a 30 year mortgage rate. Those are the payments, as a 15 year rate will have higher monthly payments, but a lower interest rate and vice versa with the 30 year rate.