How long should a homeowner wait before refinancing?
Answer It’s not about how long to wait — it’s about when refinancing will save you money. In a fast changing, decreasing interest rate environment, someone might refinance every year or so. In our current market of flat to increasing interest rates, the goal for most homeowners should be to lock in a fixed rate and not refinance until they have a specific reason to do so.
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