Are all mortgage loans the same? Or can making a choice between one particular type of mortgage get you in trouble if you aren’t careful. In the case of an adjustable rate mortgage versus a fixed rate mortgage it is true that all mortgages are not alike. Of course in many cases the type of refinance loan you can secure has to do with how good or bad your credit has been over the years.
Not all mortgage loans are the same, and choosing the wrong type can lead to issues if you're not careful. For example, adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) and fixed-rate mortgages have different features and risks. The type of mortgage you can secure often depends on your credit history, with your credit quality influencing the available options.
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