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affordable options for qualifying homeowners

Refinancing may help lower your monthly mortgage payment, reduce your interest rate, and make homeownership more affordable. United offers refinance options designed to help qualifying homeowners save money with fewer barriers and lower upfront costs.

Depending on your current loan, you may qualify for RefiNow™, Refi Possible®, or FHA Streamline Refinance. A local mortgage advisor can help review your mortgage and guide you to the option that fits your situation.

which refinance option is right for you?

  • RefiNow™

    For eligible Fannie Mae homeowners

    May help lower your monthly payment and interest rate with reduced upfront refinance costs.

  • Refi Possible®

    For eligible Freddie Mac homeowners

    May help reduce monthly mortgage expenses with flexible refinance options.

  • FHA Streamline Refinance

    For eligible FHA borrowers

    May offer a simplified refinance path with reduced documentation requirements.

why homeowners refinance

Affordable Home Refinancing may be worth exploring if you want to:

  • Lower your monthly mortgage payment
  • Reduce your mortgage interest rate
  • Lower upfront refinance costs
  • Explore flexible qualification options
  • Simplify the refinancing process

Not sure which program applies to your mortgage? United can help identify available options based on your current loan and qualifications.

Frequently Asked Questions

A: Affordable Home Refinancing refers to refinance programs designed to help eligible homeowners lower their monthly mortgage costs. Depending on the program, you may be able to reduce your interest rate, lower your monthly payment, or take advantage of streamlined refinance options that help make homeownership more affordable.

A: Eligibility depends on factors such as who owns your current mortgage, your income, payment history, property type, and loan details. A United mortgage advisor can review your current loan and help determine which refinance options may be available to you.

A: RefiNow™ is a refinance program for eligible homeowners whose mortgage is owned by Fannie Mae. The program is designed to help qualifying borrowers lower their monthly housing costs through a reduced mortgage payment and interest rate.

A: Refi Possible® is a refinance program from Freddie Mac designed to help qualifying low-to-moderate income homeowners reduce monthly mortgage expenses. The program may offer expanded flexibility and reduced upfront costs for eligible borrowers.

A: FHA Streamline Refinance is a simplified refinance option available to eligible borrowers with an existing FHA-insured mortgage. Learn more about FHA refinance programs through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

A: In many cases, refinancing can help lower your monthly mortgage payment by reducing your interest rate, changing your loan term, or both. Actual savings will depend on your current loan, refinance terms, and individual circumstances.

A: Not always. Some refinance programs may offer appraisal alternatives or appraisal-related savings for eligible borrowers. Your mortgage advisor can explain what requirements apply to your specific refinance option.

A: Certain affordable refinance programs offer more flexible debt-to-income requirements than traditional refinance options. A mortgage advisor can help determine whether you meet the requirements for available programs.

A: Yes. Programs such as RefiNow™ and Refi Possible® were developed to help qualifying low-to-moderate income homeowners access affordable refinance opportunities. Income limits and other eligibility requirements apply.

A: Savings vary based on factors such as your current mortgage balance, interest rate, loan term, and refinance program. A United mortgage advisor can help estimate potential savings based on your unique situation.

A: Mortgage insurance requirements vary by loan type and refinance program. Your mortgage advisor can explain how refinancing may impact your mortgage insurance and monthly payment.

A: Getting started is easy. Connect with a United mortgage advisor to review your current mortgage, discuss your goals, and explore refinance options that may fit your needs.

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Every homeowner’s situation is different. Understanding your current mortgage, interest rate, monthly payment, and long-term goals can help determine whether refinancing makes sense. Our mortgage advisors can walk you through available refinance programs and help you compare potential savings before making a decision.


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