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A study conducted by the Mortgage Bankers Association of America shows that Americans take out a refinance loan for their Home Mortgage every four years. Should you follow the trend and refinance your Home Mortgage as well?

5 Good Reasons to Refinance Your Home Mortgage
Before determining whether refinancing is appropriate for you or not, it's important to ascertain that you understand how refinancing works. For one, refinancing your Home Mortgage will not cancel out your debt but it gives you the opportunity to do that and more.

Pay for Your Children's Education
Sure, the government promises to fulfill every child's right to education but the White House as well as your state and local government can only do so much. If you want your child to have the kind of education he deserves, you'll need to contribute your own money for his tuition.

Education, however, is a costly matter. What you're earning each month may not be enough, but if you refinance your home mortgage, you'll have the means to put your child through college. After that, you'll just have to wait a few years more and then you can reap your rewards when your child returns the favor by paying off the loan. The table will turn and this time, your child will be the one supporting you!

Get Better Rates
Desperate times call for desperate measures and this could've been the reason why you've taken out a loan with outrageous rates in the past. But you don't need to continue suffering when there's an option to refinance.

Refinancing allows you to get rid of your old loan and replace it with a better one. Your mortgage refinance loan can come with lower rates, allowing you to breathe more easily because you know you can pay on time and maybe set aside a little more for savings.

Pay Off Your Debts
Revolving debts are the worst and credit cards are the classic source for them. Refinancing your home mortgage to pay off such debts will be a smart decision on your part. These debts charge exorbitant interest rates but do not offer anything in return as they're not investments able to earn profit. They only serve to eat more and more of your income especially when you can't pay on time.

Worse, having too many of such debts can only spell bad things for your credit rating. If you want to free yourself from debts, credit cards should be the first thing to go. Take the first step to financial freedom by refinancing your home mortgage.

Invest Your Money
You've come up with an excellent business idea but no one wants to take a risk on your proposal. But if you're really sure about the profitability of your business plan then why not take the risk yourself? Refinance your home mortgage and use the cash you'll get from it to start your own business. You may be the sole investor in the business and it may mean shouldering all the risk alone, but when your business starts generating income, it also means getting to solely enjoy the business's profits.

Prepare for Emergencies
There's no way to know when emergencies can take place but things tend to get better when you're prepared for them. Financially speaking, you can prepare for such emergencies by taking out a refinance mortgage. Whatever happens, having extra cash from refinancing can at least give you a semblance of comfort!


irs says i cant use mortgage interest on parents home?
So heres the deal. I have been paying my parents home mortgage for several years until they both passed away this year. The IRS has flagged my 2009 return and said I cannot use the mortgage interest on my return because I do not have an "ownership interest" in the home. I am most certain I have a ownership interest or "future" interest because I have rights under california law to the house after they pass and not helping them keep the house would make them lose it. Have anyone ever had a issue like I did with the IRS and succeed? How did you fight back?

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Who Do I Pay the Rent to?
I am renting an apartment in a condominium. In May, a Wells Fargo Home Mortgage rep came looking for the owner saying that she hasn't made her mortgage payments in months, nor had she made the payments to the building maintenance. She agreed to have us pay the rent to have it applied to the building maintenance for the last 4 months. But now she asked that we send her the rent via Western Union, because she closed her bank account in the States. The situation is ridiculous. I don't even know if she still owns the apartment and she has ignored my questions about that. I only have communication with her via email. She obviously has not made any payments toward the mortgage. What is the status of our lease and my main question is...should I pay the rent to the owner by sending her the money via Western Union or should I pay the building to have it applied to the maintenance. She still owes over $2000 in maintenance. What should I do here? I live in New Jersey. What are my options about my future here? My lease expires in November 2012 but I have a feeling it wont last till then.

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First time home buyer, help?!?
We are living in a one bedroom apartment right now. My husband just got a new job and makes about $35,000 a year. I only work as a temp at a company right now. I know we can't get a home right now, but what do banks look at when giving a home mortgage (length of employment, credit, etc)? I want to get a home in a year or so instead of wasting money on rent. Any input would help!! =]

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