Choosing The Right Home Loan Portland OR

When shopping for a residential mortgage loan, most homebuyers focus their attention on mortgage interest rates. Read on for more information on how to choose the right home loan.

Local Companies

Norris, Beggs & Simpson Companies
(503) 223-7181
121 SW Morrison Street
Portland, OR
1st Rate Mortgage Inc
(503) 548-8111
735 Se 9th Ave
Portland, OR
Security Title Guaranty Company
(503) 549-7949
707 SW Washington
Portland, OR
IGR Mortgage Services
503-224-8350
4445 SW barbur Blvd, Suite 106
Portland, OR
IGR Mortgage Services
503-224-8350
4445 SW Barbur Blvd
Portland, OR
Mortgage Loans Northwest
503-233-6569
5015 SE Hawthorne Blvd
Portland, OR
Academy Mortgage LLC
(503) 245-4834
4711 Sw Huber St
Portland, OR
Access Mortgage
(503) 244-4876
9498 Sw Barbur Blvd
Portland, OR
1 st Capital Group
(503) 476-3572
2719 N Hayden Island Dr
Portland, OR
Union Bank of California N.A.
(503)4501219
P.O. Box 3121
Portland, OR

The mortgage rate paid by homebuyers is clearly an important factor but it is only one element that will determine your monthly mortgage payment.

Another important factor (that you can control) that will play a part in determining your mortgage payment is the duration of the home mortgage loan (for example 30 years vs. 15 years).

Amortizing your home loan over 30 years is standard, but there are other options that will play a big part in your monthly payments as well as how quickly you build equity in your home.

If you amortize your home loan over 15 years, for example, your mortgage payment will be higher but you will build equity more rapidly and also be able to find a lower interest rate. Assuming that you could lock in at an interest rate ½ point lower when going with a 15 year note your monthly payments would be about 35% more, which sounds like a lot but your interest expense over the duration of the loan will be about 60% less and could save you hundreds of thousands of dollars in the long run.

In summary, a 15 year mortgage loan will reduce the total interest you pay and accelerate up the rate in which you build equity in your home, regardless of the interest rate (even though a lower rate will indeed be in reach when amortizing over 15 years vs. a standard 30 year fixed rate mortgage). If your budget allows you to finance your home purchase over 15 years, it is something you should certainly consider. In the long run it will save you thousands.

About the Author:

Sidney Morgan, MBA has 11 years in financial services. Mortgagesort.com is a consumer resource site offering mortgage resources and shopping information for the residential homebuyer, independent reviews of leading mortgage lenders, and access to comparison mortgage quotes. Our information and services are free of charge. http://www.mortgagesort.com.

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Portland, OR