Money Talks: Refinancing Mortgages

Guest: Adam Black, mortgage broker from Renasant Bank https://ablack-renasantbank.mortgagewebcenter.com/ The show discussed current interest rates, costs to refinance, and how to decide if you would benefit from refinancing your mortgage. Did you know most mortgages are originated by online, non depository lenders? Calls talked about home equity loans, reverse mortgages, and cash out mortgages.

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