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Mortgage Refinance

The mortgage refinance is quickly returning as one of America's great opportunities.  Before you fill out a mortgage application, remember that times have changed.  Review your credit score, your home's value, and personal goals before you decide to join the stampede to your local lender.

As a next step in your refinance mortgage analysis, clarify your objective. The two most common objectives are to lower your monthly costs, or to shorten your loan term. It's far easier to achieve one or the other, rather than both. So pick your main concern, and memorize that when you begin evaluating your mortgage loan refinance options.

Refinancing is the best way to pay your home loans and debts. Mortgages are available worldwide to pay your loans and you have to lend your property to them and they pay your loans with easy refinancing. You can also purchase your home back if you your loan back there rates are affordable as compare finance companies.

Refinancing means paying off your current mortgage by obtaining a new one. People refinance for various reasons, some comprise to lower monthly payments, to eliminate a prepayment penalty otherwise to get a different loan type or length. Customers may also hope to get cash out of their home. They do this by borrowing against the equity in their home and receive cash in exchange. People can use this cash to pay off credit cards, to pay for college tuition, to pay medical expenses, other debt consolidation or even purchase another home.

To find out if you are eligible for refinancing, call and speak with a Oregon Mortgage Consultant. You can explain your current situation and tell us what you wish to accomplish. We'll let you know if we can unlock some of the equity in your home to help attain your financial goals. Most importantly, we'll cut through the loan clutter and eliminate unnecessary confusion.

Our mortgage consultants know that obtaining a mortgage refinance is not an easy process, but our goal is to make it easier.  We provide personalized service and resources to make your experience as smooth as possible and give you the confidence you need to better understand the process.  The network of Oregon Mortgage Consultants will help guide you through the process and decrease the chances of any surprises. You will be patent on what is going on at each step along the way.

About the Author

Bend Oregon has seen some of the fastest growth in the nation in the last few years. Its population has grown steadily and real estate prices have risen dramatically. The real estate market has cooled down some now but there are still some opportunities out there for the smart investor. The days of buying a house, condo or land and then "flipping" it are over.

The good investments are going to be centered around the City of Bend's new Juniper Ridge development in North Bend. The City Commissioners are planning on a mixed use zoning and have already annexed 500 acres into the city limits. Most of this first phase will be light industrial (IL) zoning and research and Development. But the second phase will possibly have a new four year college campus, some commercial and residential.

This land is all owned by the city of Bend but there are several hundred acres of private property around the development that are for sale now or will be on the market shortly. These are the properties that a smart investor can make some money on.

Most of this land is small hobby farms from 3 to 20 acres. It is currently zoned for low density use. However, the city is in the process of rezoning most of this property and bringing it into the city limits. A new sewer main is proposed to border the south end of Juniper Ridge and run east to the sewer plant

The city is supposed to make their proposed changes public on March 26, 2007. This is two years later than what was initially planned. Delays in infrastructure engineering required by the state have been the cause. So this date is not etched in stone. However, it should be made public soon.

The smart investor could be buying some of the surrounding properties now and possibly doubling their money in a couple of years. Similar land has been selling in the last couple of years for $250,000 per acre and more. Investors should be tying up properties with contingencies prior to that time. There are sellers out there willing to sell their property with an extended closing date subject to rezoning

Development land currently inside the city limits (UGB) is listed for sale at $500,000 to $600,000 per acre. However it's not selling at this time. There is an over supply of available lots. But these lots should sell out this year. It's the authors' opinion that residential land inside the city limits will settle out around $450,000 an acre next year when the city moves the city limits.

Everyone seems to be waiting for the city to make a determination on where the new city limits will be and what the zoning will be. Several investors paid over $250,000 an acre on land outside the UGB thinking that it would be developable and buildable today. That has not happened. Once the boundary proposal is official you will see more activity in the market for development land.

Finished lots on Bends East side have been selling for around $160,000 each. They are around 8,000 square feet. Larger lots sell for more. The minimum lot size today is 4,000 square feet according to city building code. The trend is towards larger homes on smaller lots.

On site infrastructure has been running between $25,000 and $30,000 per lot. Large amounts of rock and or sewer pump stations can add to the costs. Off site costs can also add up quickly. Today's cost to bring in a sewer main is around $100 per foot.

As of the end of February 2007 there were 59 single family lots for sale in Bend with an average size of 5,183 square feet. The average asking price was $164,800. Past sales of bare land outside the city limits on the East side have been averaging $270,000 per acre. Properties with homes and other improvements have averaged $291,000 per acre.

Bends real estate market is cooling its jets for a while but rest assured it will heat up soon.

Bend is a great place to live and there will continue to be more and more people moving here. The development of Juniper Ridge by the city will add more jobs to the mix and the need for more housing.

Investments in land on the outskirts of Bend will pay huge dividends in the future. Much of the land will be zoned for residential. But there is some land that will become commercial or light industrial. An investor does not have to develop the land. Just hold it for a couple of years and resell it.

Jim Johnson CRS is a real estate expert who has lived in Bend Oregon since 1981. Call 541-389-4511 or see his web site http://www.BendOregonRealEstateExpert.com or See more Bend information at Bend Oregon Virtual Tour