by Todd Gl...
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Most lenders offer the 20 year loan. However currently the way the yield curve is the rates on a 20 year closely mirror a 30 year. There is not much difference or benefit. It is almost better to get a 30 year loan and make 20 year payments. That way if some months, i.e. holidays you dont want to make the payment on a 20 but rather a 30, you have that flexability. Jul 7th 2010 |
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