Not Always. Depending on your situation, it might be better to pay a higher interest rate. For example, if you qualify for a program without private mortgage insurance and pay a slightly higher interest rate, you would probably have an overall payment that is much less than a payment with mortage insurance. You should always consider all your options. Call me for more information.
Martin McCall 334-714-9510
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