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To: Oak Tree who wrote (11286)	6/18/2003 11:36:26 PM
From: yard_man	Respond to of 306849

I didn't mean to pry about personal info -- I was just complaining about the logic -- I owe less and as a result get a higher rate. wow! a state tax on mortgages. Sheesh!! But very nice to go from a rate of 7 -> 4.5 -- won't take you long to recoup closing costs then.

To: Oak Tree who wrote (11286)	6/19/2003 11:27:28 AM
From: Mr. Sunshine	Respond to of 306849

Guess you answered my previous post! I should have read ahead. In general, be careful about people bragging about getting the lowest interest rates... often the lowest rates come with some catches that may cost a lot in the long run! In your case, a no point 15 year @ 4.5% is very good. I never heard of a mortgage tax, that is a new one for me.