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The problem I see with that is, what happens in 10 years if the rates are at 8%. Now you will refinance and give back all the money you saved plus you will have to mortgage tax. OUCH!! Get a great rate and fix it for 30 years. Everyone that gambled with the arms end up getting bit in the end. If you would like a rate of 5.5% on a 30 year fix give me a call.
Ryan
888-271-2221 ext 203
Ryan
888-271-2221 ext 203
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