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a teaser loan is an adjustable-rate mortgage loan in which the borrower pays a very low initial interest rate, which increases after a few years. Teaser loans try to entice borrowers by offering an artificially low rate and small down payments, claiming that borrowers should be able to refinance before the increases occur.
a teaser loan is an adjustable-rate mortgage loan in which the borrower pays a very low initial interest rate, which increases after a few years. Teaser loans try to entice borrowers by offering an artificially low rate and small down payments, claiming that borrowers should be able to refinance before the increases occur.
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The bad credit loans are being made for the welfare of those people for whom getting financial assistance in many times is difficult. Such borrowers are known as the bad credit holders who are either turned down or are charged higher interest rates by the lender. Thus, there is no end to difficulties and hurdles in their way to get money. In that case, these loans act as a helping hand for such borrowers.
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You enter in data which generally includes: loan amount, loan term, interest rate, and down payment. The calculator determines approximately what your monthly mortgage payment would be based on the data.
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Financial institutions base their interest rates on fluctuation of today's market. If the market is doing well then interest rates are high. If the market is down, interest rates goes down along with it.
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Most loan programs require a FICO score of 620 or better. Borrowers with higher credit scores represent less risk to the lender, often resulting in a lower down payment requirement and better interest rate. Conversely, home shoppers with lower credit scores may need to bring more money to the table (or accept a higher interest rate) to offset the lender’s risk.