Definitions
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- noun One who
refinances .
Etymologies
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Examples
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"To be a successful refinancer in this marketplace, you have to be much more of a traditional kind of borrower," says Keith Gumbinger, a mortgage analyst with HSH Associates.
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'Serial refinancer' is the mortgage industry's term for people who refinance repeatedly, 'stripping' equity from their house.
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Average equity taken out during refinancing is around $20,000 -- which which means the average refinancer gets a cool $20k of pocket money to spend.
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Average equity taken out during refinancing is around $20,000 -- which which means the average refinancer gets a cool $20k of pocket money to spend.
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Average equity taken out during refinancing is around $20,000 -- which which means the average refinancer gets a cool $20k of pocket money to spend.
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Average equity taken out during refinancing is around $20,000 -- which which means the average refinancer gets a cool $20k of pocket money to spend.
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Average equity taken out during refinancing is around $20,000 -- which which means the average refinancer gets a cool $20k of pocket money to spend.
~ Angry Bear 2003
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Average equity taken out during refinancing is around $20,000 -- which which means the average refinancer gets a cool $20k of pocket money to spend.
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Plus, finding an online auto refinancer is so easy thanks to the number of lenders trying to get your business.
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It's a white-hot legal issue in the real estate business, but for consumers it basically boils down to this: Should you as a home buyer or refinancer be charged $450 for an appraisal that cost your lender $175?
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