Ask your borrowers this question:
What portion of their mortgage payment is tax deductible? Only the interest, then why pay principal?Your borrower's house will appreciate or depreciate regardless of how much principal is paid each month; therefore, paying zero principal and diversifying into other assets or savings will allow borrowers to have real estate and financial assets working together to create a more diversified plan in building net worth or an estate.

What if a borrower wants to pay principal (regardless of the benefits of interest only)?FundNation's Capital Advantage loans recast themselves upon the initial interest rate change; thereby, allowing a borrower to manage or customize his/her cashflow. This is beneficial for borrowers who are commissioned, bonus, self-employed, or who have a house to sell. They may take a higher mortgage balance today and reduce it in the future to a more comfortable level and reduce their monthly payment.

660 Middle credit score with FundNation 2nd, 650 middle score with outside 2nd