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Compare A 'No-Cost' Versus Traditional Mortgage

Many lenders will offer a 'no-cost' loan in lieu of a traditional mortgage. 'No-cost' loans are generally priced at a higher interest rate than a traditional mortgage. The higher rate allows the lender to make enough money on the interest rate spread from the underwriter to pay for all your closing costs and provide them with their profit. Use this calculator to help determine if a no-cost loan with your lender is better than a traditional mortage.
Mortgage Rates and Assumptions
No-Cost LoanTraditional Mortgage
Annual interest rate: (%)
Traditional Loan Closing Costs
Discount points: (% of loan)  
Origination fees: (% of loan)  
Lender fees: (processing and underwriting)  
Credit report  
Appraisal  
Title insurance  
Reconveyance fee  
Recording fee  
Wire and courier fee  
Endorsement fee  
Title closing fee  
Document preparation  
Other fees  
How do you plan to pay closing costs?  
Comparison Assumptions
Comparison options/cost of money: (%)  
 
Marginal tax bracket: (%) help
Years to compare total costs:  

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