Roll high-interest debt into your mortgage to cut your monthly outflow — when you have the equity to do it well.
Credit cards and high-interest loans can quietly drain hundreds a month in interest alone. If you have enough home equity, rolling that debt into your mortgage can dramatically cut your monthly outflow and total interest. The honest trade-offs: you’re securing former unsecured debt against your home, and you may extend your amortization. I’ll show you the real numbers — before and after — so it’s a clear, informed decision, not a sales pitch.
Replace several high-interest payments with one lower mortgage payment.
Mortgage rates are typically far below credit-card rates — that gap is your saving.
Whether to refinance or add a second mortgage depends on your numbers — I’ll advise honestly.
You’ll see exact figures so you can decide with confidence.
A no-pressure 15 minutes. I learn your goals, timeline, and numbers.
One application, the whole market — banks, monolines, and B lenders.
I present the best options and manage the paperwork to close.
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It depends on your balances and home value — generally you can borrow up to 80% of your home’s value through a refinance. I’ll confirm what’s available for your situation.
Paying off high balances often helps your credit over time. There’s a credit check involved, and I’ll guide the timing — the bigger picture is usually positive cash flow.
It can be, when it lowers your costs and you don’t simply re-run up the cards. The trade-off is securing the debt against your home and possibly extending amortization. I’ll show the real math so you decide clearly.
It depends on your current rate, penalty, and equity. Sometimes a second mortgage avoids breaking a good first mortgage; sometimes a full refinance wins. I’ll compare both for you.
One conversation with the whole market. Free, no obligation, no impact on your credit.
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