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Yeah, even though that 10% is net tax 8.5% (vs. the full 6%) it seems like one could refinance it down in future. Still, I don't think most payment terms are flexible enough to make them an indefinite loan (go interest-only).



Depending upon their tax situation, the loan rate may be effectively a little lower due to the tax deduction too, though. And, tbh, 6% is a really high mortgage now. Rates below 3% are common.


Yeah, when I last checked for a mortgage (4 mos ago), I was offered 2.8%


You can get 2.5% today with good credit. Rates just dropped again yesterday to a new all time low.


Mind-bending man. At this point, I should just intentionally pay PMI and sock the rest in the stock market.




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