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Interesting, looks like you're right. Also looks like you can improve the home (even DIY) and use that improvement to erase negative equity. Though of course it
by sombremesa 6y ago
Interesting, looks like you're right. Also looks like you can improve the home (even DIY) and use that improvement to erase negative equity. Though of course it has to be the 'right' improvement, like kitchens and baths.
- refurb 6y agoWith fixed mortgages this is true, but if you get an adjustable rate, you’ll need to refinance and that’s when you need to requalify and meet loan to value ratios.