January 18, 2009

Are biweekly mortgages a good idea?

Filed under: Real Estate Questions and Answers — Todd Kreps @ 9:11 am

A biweekly mortgage requires a loan payment every two weeks. The end year result is one extra monthly payment toward the loan principal. Consequently, the loan amortizes faster than a loan with normal monthly payments. For example, a thirty-year fixed rate loan with biweekly payment terms will be paid off in approximately 22.7 years.

Todd Kreps, Realtor/Broker/ABR     704.564.6941     ToddKreps@StonePropertiesNC.com 

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