Refinancing Your Home

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Refinancing your home helps you love it even more. So if you’re trying to get a lower interest rate or lower monthly payments, Grow can help make that happen. Refinancing through Grow can help make it happen. We’ll work closely with you to find the solution that fits your needs, with a new rate and terms that work for you and your budget. Grow offers some of Florida’s best credit union refinance rates, helping you get the most out of your home.

Reasons to Refinance

Why refinance? It may make sense if you can lower your interest rate or if the value of your home has increased. Refinancing can be a helpful tool for home improvement, debt consolidation or simply lowering your monthly payment.

Lower interest rate

Whether you got your loan two months ago or two years ago, better interest rates may be available today!

Lower monthly payment

If you’re able to get a lower rate but keep the same term on your loan, your monthly home payment could go down significantly.

Fewer monthly payments

When you refinance your home, you can also choose a new term for your loan based on your priorities.

Access to equity

A cash-out refinance on a mortgage allows you to access the equity you have built up in your home.

The Refinancing Process

Select the type of loan you want

Answer some questions online in the Mortgage Center, then decide on the best loan for you. We provide a variety of loan options based on your monthly income, how much you owe, how much you have to put down and more.

Apply for the loan

We’ve pared our loan application down to require only the most essential information. This includes basic information about you and about the property you want to finance, the assets to you plan to use for the down payment and closing costs, your income and any liabilities.

Credit approval

In many cases, we can immediately credit-approve your loan request. It approves a specific loan amount and loan program based on your income and debts. It is, however, legally subject to underwriting the home you are financing and verification of the information you’ve provided us on your application.

Processing your loan

We’ll first verify the provided information from your loan application, then request documentation to verify assets and income. We’ll review your home by ordering an appraisal, title report, and flood certification. A prepaid processing deposit is required for these services will be applied toward your closing costs. We also set up escrow for the loan closing and send out applicable disclosures.

Final loan approval

Final loan approval involves underwriting your new home or existing home, if you are refinancing and the information on your loan application. Once we’ve reviewed this information, we will give you a final approval, and then ready your loan for closing.

Closing

With final loan approval, we prepare the loan documents for you to sign and send them to an escrow company for signing. Once we receive the signed documents, we’ll transfer the money to the escrow company and they will disburse the loan and record the documents.

Answer some questions online in the Mortgage Center, then decide on the best loan for you. We provide a variety of loan options based on your monthly income, how much you owe, how much you have to put down and more.

We’ve pared our loan application down to require only the most essential information. This includes basic information about you and about the property you want to finance, the assets to you plan to use for the down payment and closing costs, your income and any liabilities.

In many cases, we can immediately credit-approve your loan request. It approves a specific loan amount and loan program based on your income and debts. It is, however, legally subject to underwriting the home you are financing and verification of the information you’ve provided us on your application.

We’ll first verify the provided information from your loan application, then request documentation to verify assets and income. We’ll review your home by ordering an appraisal, title report, and flood certification. A prepaid processing deposit is required for these services will be applied toward your closing costs. We also set up escrow for the loan closing and send out applicable disclosures.

Final loan approval involves underwriting your new home or existing home, if you are refinancing and the information on your loan application. Once we’ve reviewed this information, we will give you a final approval, and then ready your loan for closing.

With final loan approval, we prepare the loan documents for you to sign and send them to an escrow company for signing. Once we receive the signed documents, we’ll transfer the money to the escrow company and they will disburse the loan and record the documents.

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