Wells Fargo is evil.
No fuckin' lie.
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Wells Fargo is evil.
No fuckin' lie.
I would also take refi suggestions, I need to do that.
Downtown loft sounds awesome. Double salary for t sounds awesome. (Where do you live anyway, t?). Consuelas mom and job not so awesome. Teppy job not awesome but yay having Tim!
Thanks, y'all. I actually had a nice turnout for drinks, and I paid for none of them. And my sister is checking in with the folks for the second night in a row, because she is good.
Now I am home eating cheese & crackers and watching Peter Sagal talk about the Constitution.
meara, a refi is a no brainer if you owe a lot and you might appraise at at least equal or more (a lot being for your market. a 1% diff on my owed is not a ton of $$. Now if owed $200K+...) Also, what it will cost you if you restart the loan term vs squinch it.
I live halfway between SF and Sacramento. Napa-adjacent, as I like to say.
A thunderstorm started about 10 minutes ago. I just remembered some things I left outside. Sigh.
T, that's where I am right now! For some reason I thought you lived south. I am at....uh... A doubletree in "American Canyon"? Next time I'm up here we should hang.
I know a refi makes sense for me, but don't even know where to start. I feel like I should make sure I get the best rate, but don't want to do the work, y'know? Wells Fargo owns my mortgage currently.
LA would be a big move, no doubt, ~t, but there are nice things about LA. Not sure it's as nice as Napa, but it's been home to me all my life.
Dude, American Canyon is so close to me! Definitely let me know next time. I totally know that Doubletree, in fact.
I went with QuickenLoans because they made it easy to do so. So far it's gone pretty smoothly: mostly online communication, a few phone calls, I had to mail in one document. They were not clear about how best to do that, but I suspect that is because mostly people do not have to mail in originals. My house is upside down, but my new interest rate is low enough to make a substantial difference to my monthly payments, which is what I wanted. It'll be paid off 30 years from now instead of 24, but that far in the future is so theoretical to me right now, I can't worry about it.