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OllieLotte

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2. I'm shocked, I am surprised that you said that. Congratulations.

Reply to Common Sense Party (Reply #1)

Mon Jun 25, 2012, 06:44 PM

Jun 2012

I will refinance with my original lender. That is the way I should have gone from the start. I spoke with someone that I work with that recently bought a new house. His lender had him provide information on a $20 cash deposit.

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I feel sorry for people that have to get a new mortgage. [View all] OllieLotte Jun 2012 OP

We just did it and it was a breeze. Common Sense Party Jun 2012 #1

I'm shocked, I am surprised that you said that. Congratulations. OllieLotte Jun 2012 #2

It might just be that refi's are a pain now. We bought a different house, and it was Common Sense Party Jun 2012 #3

Join Mortgage Community Billy Patterson Aug 2012 #4