ARM Loan Rates | NextAdvisor with TIME

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Terms and Phrases that may be used in this Mortgage Rate Table

Upfront costs: The upfront costs are charged for originating the loan. These costs are commonly labeled as Origination, Application, Processing, Underwriting, or Administration fees. The upfront costs may not include all costs associated with securing your mortgage. Please visit the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s website or consult a loan officer or broker for more information.

Points: Points are fees paid directly to the lender in exchange for a reduced interest rate. A point is equal to 1% of the borrowed funds. By paying points, you save money on interest over your mortgage’s term.

5-year cost: This is an estimated amount you’ll pay in interest and costs, such as the upfront costs and points, for the identified time. The estimated amount does not include principal payments or other costs, such as taxes, insurance, or private mortgage insurance. Your actual loan terms, such as the rate, annual percentage rate, monthly payment, and upfront costs, may be different because of other factors, such as your credit score, income, and employment history.

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Principal: The face value of a loan, independent of the interest charged on the loan amount.

Interest: Payments made to a lender by a borrower in exchange for a loan.

Property Tax: Any tax on real estate or certain other forms of property.

Private mortgage insurance (PMI): An insurance policy that compensates lenders for losses from a mortgage loan default.

Homeowner association (HOA): A private association formed by a real estate developer for the purpose of marketing, managing, and selling homes and lots in a residential subdivision.

One-time fees breakdown: These fees are estimates of the fees charged by the lender for processing, approving and funding a loan.