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Use our free Mortgage Payment Relief Calculator to uncover potential refinancing, PMI, recasting, insurance, property-tax, and other mortgage-saving opportunities—in about 2 minutes.

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Get a starting point for the conversations that could improve your mortgage picture.
Enter what you know about your loan and housing costs. Estimates are welcome.
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Use your report to ask your servicer, compare actual offers, or find trusted help.
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Use this checkup as a starting point, then confirm options and requirements directly with the right professional.
Start your checkup →Possibly. Options to explore may include requesting a conventional PMI review, comparing homeowners insurance, asking about a recast, or checking local property-tax programs. Availability depends on your loan and situation.
A recast applies a lump-sum principal payment and recalculates scheduled payments over the remaining term, usually keeping the existing rate. Not every loan allows recasting; ask your servicer about eligibility, fees, and minimum amounts.
Some conventional mortgages may have PMI cancellation or termination provisions. Rules depend on loan type, payment history, property value, and other factors. Ask your servicer to explain the requirements for your specific loan. FHA, VA, and USDA mortgage-insurance rules differ.
It is an estimate of how many months of payment difference would equal the estimated closing costs. It does not account for every cost, loan-term change, or how long you keep the loan.
Costs vary by lender, loan, location, and selected terms. Use a Loan Estimate from a lender for a meaningful comparison.
Usually an extra principal payment can shorten payoff time and reduce estimated interest, but it generally does not change the scheduled monthly payment unless the loan is recast or refinanced.
Refinancing replaces your current loan with a new one, potentially with new rates, terms, and costs. A recast applies a lump sum and recalculates payments under the existing loan terms if your servicer permits it.
If insurance is paid through escrow, a premium change may affect the escrow portion of your monthly bill. Compare coverage and deductibles carefully; a lower premium is not always equivalent coverage.
Some local or state programs may reduce property taxes for qualifying homeowners. Rules vary. Contact your local tax authority to check programs and application deadlines.
Contact your mortgage servicer as soon as possible and ask about loss-mitigation options. A HUD-approved housing counselor can provide free guidance. Be cautious of anyone demanding upfront fees or promising to stop foreclosure.
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