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[TygrBright]

8. Yes, you see it.

It's the ability to budget and manage expenses precisely. And I have no need to pay the escrow difference at the end of the year... if they know the new rate that will apply I'll happily pay it in advance, as well.

I have a monthly 'nut' of predictable expenses, and the more I can use that to plan against, the easier it is to budget the predictable-unpredictables. And with direct payments from the checking account, knowing the exact amount to plan for each month helps keep us from unintentionally breaking into the overdraft protection.

Yes, I don't really want to go with closing costs and a higher rate, but it would be worth something to us to know who's a candidate if/when we do refinance next. We will be downsizing in the next few years, so it would be nice to have a target firm to work with.

Not Chase, though.

Never again.

There presumably are people they haven't screwn but we are not of that number.

anticipatorially,
Bright