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<title>Fixed Rate Second Mortgages</title>
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<description>Fixed rate second mortgages are the smart choice for today's increasing interest world. Don't risk your rates - take out fixed rate second mortgages and use your equity wisely.  </description>
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<pubDate>Thu, 08 Sep 2005 10:22:28 EDT</pubDate>
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	<description>The greatest difference between your first and second mortgages is necessity. You needed  that first mortgage in order to finance your home, you do not need a second mortgage. But you could use one, and use it well to decrease your debt or make outside investments. And with interest rates teetering on the edge of a rate explosion, you'd be better served to apply for those fixed rate second mortgages. 

Fixed rate second mortgages excel beyond a changing market 
Imagine you have $300,000 in equity and are looking for $75,000 in affordable second mortgages. You're in a good position - the amount you're looking for is significantly lower than your overall equity. Now you have a choice - you can wither go with fixed rate second mortgages at 8.5% or adjustable second mortgages  at 7.0% APR. The initial savings are there and in plain view, but its not just savings you worry about - the number of homeowners qualifying for a 7% loan are much greater than the numbers qualifying or 8.5%. Its easy to take the adjustable rate - and in a stable or decreasing rate environment its even a more beneficial choice - but todays housing and loan markets are anything but stable. Fixed rate second mortgages aren't simply more financial sound, they are the only choice if you are serious about protecting your financial security. 

Fixed for your protection
Mortgages always pose at least some risk, and when you were looking for that first home loans you could afford some risk because - lets face it - what did you have to loose? But with equity financing you do have something to lose - your house - and you have to do whatever you can to protect your investment and maintain your current financial stability: 

if your current monthly payments are manageable then you have the green light for second mortgages
if you can qualify for them, take out fixed rate second mortgages because they will save you from certain rate increases - or refinancing charges into fixed rate second mortgages for people who take the adjustable option now. 


As always, its best to have a plan and a clear idea of your future finances before you go borrowing anything. With fixed rate home mortgages you'll see your entire amortization from the get go, you'll know what to expect and you can make planes for a complete, comfortable repayment.  
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