How to avoid Adjustable rate mortgages?

Some of these amoral lenders are charging more than the house is worth, meaning you start to $1500 per month, after a while it increases to $3000.

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6 Comments for “How to avoid Adjustable rate mortgages?”

  1. carolslah@verizon.net

    don’t apply for an ARM. apply for a fixed rate, if rates drop you can refinance. the type of mortgage you apply for is up to you not the lender.

  2. cbmttek

    Read the details of the loan, and DO NOT sign for it if you do not fully understand all the details.

  3. Sparky

    Consult with a Real Estate Professional.

  4. Cupid

    It’s simple.. don’t apply for one. ARM loans are ultimately YOUR decision.. not your lenders. A lender will dangle the dollar signs in people’s eyes with “your mortgage will only be $700 now” but then they won’t mention that it could be $1,700 in 2 years from now. Be careful. I think lenders have cracked down on ARM and Interest Only loans this year due to all of the foreclosures under these types of loans.. and in my opinion, they should be banned.

  5. ananamas

    Just. Say. No.

  6. Quicken Loans

    If you don’t want an ARM, just ask for a fixed. You cannot be forced to sign anything. Just be sure to read everything you are provided with before you sign it.

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