Refinancing Is Faster and Easier Than You ThinkRefinancing your home can save you thousands of dollars over the lifetime of your loan. Experienced NewRez Loan Advisors offer a personalized touch that takes your needs into consideration and makes the refinance process easy. Refinancing Has AdvantagesRefinancing your home can lower your monthly mortgage payments, save on interest over the life of your loan, or give you more money to invest in home improvements, your savings, or to pay off additional debts. Take advantage of lower interest rates and refinance your home. A NewRez Loan Advisor can walk you through the process and help you find the best loan option for your needs. 
Lower Your Monthly Payments
Refinancing at a lower rate can help you lower your mortgage payment every month. Put more money back in your pocket. Additional Benefits:
Save on Interest Over the Life of Your Loan
Refinancing might help you to pay less interest overall or get closer to owning your home outright sooner than you think. Additional Benefits:
Take Cash-Out and Leverage Your EquityA cash-out refinance allows you to access a portion of your home’s equity and receive cash value for it, giving you more financial breathing room. Additional Benefits:
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Refinance FAQIf you’re considering refinancing your mortgage, you probably have questions. Your NewRez Loan Advisor is always here to help answer your questions, but here are some of the most common questions asked about refinancing. The first step to refinancing your home is to do your research and apply for a refi. Get in touch with a trusted NewRez loan advisor who can walk you through the refinance process and find you a loan that fits your needs. If an appraisal is required to assess your home’s current value, your loan advisor or loan processor will facilitate the appraisal during the mortgage process. Once you’re ready to refinance your home, you’ll need full documentation of your income (including any supplemental sources of income), verification of your employment, pay stubs, and W2s for the past two years. You’ll also need to supply a list of any outstanding debts including student loans, personal loans, car loans, and any credit card debt. NewRez’s tech-friendly approach allows you to submit this information electronically, saving you time and speeding the path to closing a new loan. The decision to refinance your mortgage is a personal one. However, there are many circumstances where a refinance can help save you money today -- and throughout the lifetime of your loan. Some instances where you may want to consider refinancing your home include:
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