ARM is the acronym for Adjustable Rate Mortgage. As opposed to a fixed rate mortgage in which the initial interest rate is locked for the life of the loan, an ARM does not guaranteenthe initial rate for more than a certain set amount of time. A typical example of an ARM is one in which the rate is locked for 7 years and changes every year beyond that, until the mortgage is paid off. The changes are usually regulated by caps that limit the amount the interest (or payments) can increase. Although an ARM offers a lower initial rate than a fixed rate mortgage does, many opt for the traditional 30 year fixed loan, and the peace of mind it offers. However, it is important to consider one's personal situation before deciding on which mortgage product is suitable.
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ARM stands for Adjustable Rate Mortgage. Adjustable means the interest rate may be changed. Interest rates on ARM mortgages may change.
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Yes Amerisave does offer both fixed rate and ARM mortgages. You would have to go and check out the resource on their site to find out exactly what kind of rate you want.
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The mortgages offered by Central Mortgage include the following: 30 years fixed, 15 years fixed, and 5/1 ARM which are low initial rates that can increase.
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They can but it is very dangerous and risky.