


Often called a “refi” for short - a refinance is when a borrower replaces their current mortgage with a new one, typically with more favorable terms. With the new mortgage, the previous/existing debt is paid off so that the new terms can be put into place.
Current market interest rates are lower than what you’re paying
Your credit has significantly improved qualifying you for a lower interest rate
Your payment can become more affordable
Budget friendly debt consolidation because current market rates are still lower than credit card interest rates
You need some extra cash on hand for improvements, security, or something else
You need to remove someone from the loan for legal reasons
You want to get rid of mortgage insurance, because your home value has increased
You want to pay your home off sooner, with a shorter term on the loan
Shorten the term (how long you pay) of the loan
Reduce your monthly mortgage payment
Debt consolidation and simplify payments
Cash-out refi to fund projects or other purchases
Get you out of mortgage insurance
Get you away from your current loan servicer and over to another
To payoff additional mortgages or outstanding student loans
