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Do the 7 yr or 5 yr arm
Only 3 years ARM was offered to me.
Did you specifically ask for it? 3 years may do it but I find it a little risky in case we are stuck in this economic cycle long.
This may be the first time in decades where an ARM makes more sense. Though I can’t see the future of course. Since I can’t see the future I would still get a 30-year
As an aside, I feel so bad for anyone who opted for an ARM in this past five years. Could you imagine getting a rate at 2% and now that it’s coming due your rate jumps to 7%?
Typically, with ARM loans, there’s a cap where it can’t go above a certain percentage rate or so many points above the original. so it really just depends on what was in the loan agreement. I see what you’re saying though.
I would do the 15 year mortgage or the three-year ARM. You could always refinance later if % drops.
What’s wrong with a 15 year mortgage
I see your rates are high. I got quoted 6.375% for 30 year and 6% for 5/1 ARM. Shop around please
NC
Maybe worth it to pay points to lower the rate. Look for a happy medium / breakeven point and make the call. Was offered
7.5% for 30 years and
6% with 1.8 points for 30 years
5.75% for 5 year ARM
Your ARM rates are competitive. Mind sharing the lender and state ?