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50 Year Mortgages

To the best of our knowledge 50 year mortgage loan programs no longer exist. You can use the rate survey below to find mortgage rates and information on a variety of other fixed rate loan products.


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Waterfront property. 50 year mortgage page.This page originally highlighted First Franklin's 50 year fixed rate mortgage product. The program was essentially a 30 year fixed rate mortgage with a 50 year loan amortization. They also offered this product as a 2/28, 3/27 and 5/25 ARMs with a 50 year home mortgage loan amortization. With these alternatives, one's rate remained locked for 2 years, 3 years, or 5 years and then begin to adjust upward after the corresponding period of time. The program was fairly short lived and Merrill Lynch, who owned First Franklin, eventually shut down this subsidiary due to the sub prime lending environment.

Today, fixed rate mortgages remain the most popular home financing products of choice. If you would like to discuss any fixed rate loan solutions, contact the various lenders and brokers listed on ForTheBestRate.com.

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You can also find more information on 10 year mortgage rates and home loan programs on our product specific CMG Equities, LLC web site at a10YearMortgage.com which is dedicated to helping consumers become educated on the pros and cons of 10 year home financing.


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