Refinancing Tips
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Your home could be worth more than you think.
Your home may be your biggest financial asset. But if you don't know what it's worth today—or how much equity you've built—you could be overlooking valuable financial opportunities.
With your FREE monthly Property Pulse report, you can track your estimated home value, monitor your equity, follow your local housing market, and spot potential refinance opportunities.
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What to know
- Know what your home may be worth — Get an updated estimated home value every month.
- See how much equity you may have — Your home equity could be one of your most valuable financial resources.
- Don't miss a refinance opportunity — Changes in mortgage rates, property values, or your loan balance could create an opportunity to improve your financing.
- Stay ahead of your local housing market — National headlines don't tell you what's happening with your home.
- Put your equity to work when it makes sense — Your equity may provide options for home improvements, debt consolidation, major expenses, or other financial goals.
- It's FREE — Get your Property Pulse report every month and keep an eye on one of your biggest assets.
You could be sitting on more equity—or a better mortgage opportunity—than you realize.
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Home-value and equity figures are estimates and are not appraisals or guarantees of market value. Refinancing may not be beneficial in every situation. Mortgage financing is subject to borrower qualification, property eligibility, available loan programs, interest rates, fees, and other applicable requirements.
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Disclaimer: Informative opinion based on decades of experience, not legal advice. Guidelines change and lenders differ in their interpretation and overlays — verify details with the lender handling your loan.
