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Mortgage Consolidation consolidation of mortgages.? We have a mortgage for 146,000. Value according to more than 205,000 mortgage holders. We have a fixed rate of 6.65% and have 26 years left on mortgage. incumbent could run all of our home loan debt and reduce our rate of .25%. Make payments with our escrow, insurance, taxes, etc.. 1460.00 to 1750. Our debt includes 14,000 in student loans, 14000 in credit cards, and Vechile 15,000 in the 10,000 HELOC. The question is almost taps entire equity in our home and we would also have a loan of thirty years again. Is this wise? Thank you. BTW both of our credit rating in the middle are mid 720. We make about 110,000 per year. It's always a bad idea to run credit card and car loans into your mortgage. I do not think student loans are so good either. What happens if you change jobs or get sick? Now, you lose your home. Many lenders can help you if you have bad credit. Now more than ever, mortgages bad credit are much more common place. One of the first and most important items to come under scrutiny will be your source of current income. Lenders want to know that you can make your mortgage payments on time. Your job security will also be reviewed before the lender approves your loan bad credit home. Read more: http://www.squidoo.com/badcredit-mortgag ... I would never ever do such a thing. Now you have all this money on your home. If something happens and you can not make house payments. They will take your home. unsecured debt (car loan, CC) should never be refinanced into a new home loan. You make $ 110K per year, so you should be able to afford it. You must be able to track and reduce your expenses. If you consolidate, in 5 years you'll be back to 15K on CCS, and expenses, as it is not tomorrow. You must organize your budget. I would if the debts of credit cards have a higher interest rate. Posted on March 10, 2010.
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