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Is my personal information safe?
Absolutely. Your privacy and security is of the utmost importance to us. After logging into this system, your information
is encrypted so your personal information cannot be accessed or viewed by anyone without the proper privileges. We
maintain the highest level of security and data encryption available throughout your loan process.
Is a Fixed Rate mortgage better than an Adjustable Rate mortgage?
The answer to this question depends on your situation. Many people prefer fixed rate mortgages with the low rates
available today. If you are going to stay in your home for a short time, an adjustable rate may make more sense.
Very popular options offered exclusively through zionmortgages.com are ARMs. These loans provide the security of
a fixed rate loan and the lower rate benefits of an ARM. When you select your loan preferences, we will recommend
the loan best suited for your needs.
When will an appraisal be done on my house?
After your loan has been approved and we have reviewed the loan and any additional needed items with you, we will order
the appraisal from a local appraiser. You will pay the appraiser directly for their services.
How long will I be required to have PMI on my loan?
The Homeowner’s Protection Act of 1998 allows borrowers whose loans originated after July 29, 1999, to request cancellation
of PMI at 80% loan to value LTV based on amortization or actual payments if the borrower has a good payment history, if
the borrower provides evidence the property value has not decreased, and certifies there are no subordinate liens on the
property. Borrower paid PMI will be terminated at 78% LTV based on the amortization schedule if the loan is current. If
none of the above is done, PMI will terminate automatically at the midpoint of the loan term.
Steps to Getting a Arizona Mortgage?
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Increase Your Credit Score – When you make your payments regularly, you improve your credit rating. Once your pre-payment penalty period is over, you should be able to refinance your mortgage loan for a much lower interest rate. After your bankruptcy has been discharged for over 2-3 years, you should have a much easier time qualifying for a lower interest rate mortgage loan.
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Consolidate Debt
Take Out An Equity Loan To Consolidate Debt or Get Needed Extra Cash – Once you have bought your house, as soon as 6 months or so later, you might be able to take out an equity loan on your home and consolidate any other debt that you might have since your bankruptcy or debt that could not be included in your bankruptcy. Taxes and student loans will not be discharged in a bankruptcy. You may also want to use the extra cash to invest in a business venture or for needed home improvement.
