Why people refinance

A lower rate

When rates have moved enough that a new loan pays off after the costs of getting it.

Drop mortgage insurance

If your home's value has grown or your balance has come down, a new loan may let you leave mortgage insurance behind.

Change the term

Shorten it to pay off sooner, or lengthen it to give your monthly budget more room.

Cash out

Replace your loan with a larger one and use the difference for projects, debt, or other plans.

Using your equity

How Greg reviews it

  1. Your loan and your goals

    We start with your current loan, how long you plan to stay, and what you want the new loan to do.

  2. The full picture

    We run the numbers with you, including closing costs and how long it takes for the new loan to pay off.

  3. A straight answer

    If refinancing does not make sense right now, we will tell you and keep an eye on it for you.

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