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    Quote Originally Posted by blaknoize View Post
    My aunt does this with her mortgage. However, she pays two full payments bi-weekly.
    This actually reminded me. You should always look at 15 year mortgages when buying. Since they have lower interest rates, they aren't that much more monthly than the typical 30 year and if you can't afford a little higher mortgage payment, you should really consider whether your buying too much house.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bu villain View Post
    This actually reminded me. You should always look at 15 year mortgages when buying. Since they have lower interest rates, they aren't that much more monthly than the typical 30 year and if you can't afford a little higher mortgage payment, you should really consider whether your buying too much house.
    I heard that the banking world rarely offers such loans. I'd love to have a shorter more expensive loan. Get that over with.

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