Betting the House
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Betting the House: A Risk You Shouldn't Take
Summary:
Gambling in the U.S. is more popular than ever, but betting your house is a risk you should avoid.
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Rising Stakes:
During the recent housing boom, many homebuyers turned to interest-only loans and adjustable-rate mortgages, expecting that they could refinance later or sell for a profit as home prices climbed. However, the market isn’t growing as rapidly now, and rising interest rates are making refinancing less feasible.
A Smarter Choice:
In today's economy, a fixed-rate mortgage with insurance often proves to be a safer and more stable option. Mortgage insurance caters to those with low down payments, sometimes as low as 3%. According to Steve Smith, President and CEO of PMI Mortgage Insurance Co., "Unlike a piggyback loan, mortgage insurance involves just one loan and monthly payment. It’s a stable choice because fixed payments aren’t affected by rising interest rates, sparing borrowers large balloon payments. Plus, it enables homeownership without waiting to save a 20% down payment."
Doug Long, CEO of Pinnacle Financial, emphasizes the importance of caution, saying, "If it seems too good to be true, it probably is. It's crucial to ensure that mortgage deals are favorable not just today, but in the long run as well. Your home shouldn’t be a gamble."
Play It Safe:
When selecting a mortgage, it’s essential to fully understand the potential risks. By evaluating costs carefully?"not just now, but also considering future interest rate increases or payment changes?"you can minimize the risks involved in mortgage financing.
Choose wisely, and ensure your home is a place of stability, not a risky bet.
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