Save Money By Refinancing
Whether you’re looking for a shorter term, a lower monthly payment or to get some of your equity back with a cash-out refi, a refinance can help. Get started today!
It’s fast, easy and hassle-free with:
- Use our mortgage refinance calculator to see what you can save
- Lock in your rate when you choose (up to seven days before closing)
- Connect with one of our mortgage loan officers and then get online mortgage loan status updates after you apply
Express Mortgage Refinance
When you pay off your mortgage loan faster by converting a traditional mortgage to 20 years or less1, you could save thousands on interest. Plus, you’ll get:
- An expedited loan process
- Low (or no!) closing costs2
- Local servicing that means we’re always here to help
- A great way to consolidate other high interest debt
Traditional Mortgage Refinance
If you’re looking for a better interest rate or lower monthly mortgage payment, a home loan refinance can help.
- Lower your monthly mortgage payment
- Pay less in interest payments over the life of your mortgage
- Enjoy no or low closing costs3
- Get cash back for home improvements, a new car, paying off higher interest debt or other needs
- And your loan is serviced locally by Summit
Enter your loan amount to calculate
your estimated monthly payment below
| TYPE AND TERM | Annual Percentage Rate | Monthly Payment | |
| 8 Year Fixed | 2.375% | $11.56 |
|
| 12 Year Fixed | 2.500% | $8.06 |
|
| 20 Year Fixed | 2.875% | $5.50 |
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| Type and Term | Rate | Annual Percentage Rate |
|
30 Year Fixed |
2.875% | 2.941% |
|
15 Year Fixed |
2.250% | 2.370% |
|
7/1 ARM** |
2.875% | 2.899% |
Your Refinancing Partner
With the great rates you need and local servicing whenever you want, Summit is here for you every step of the way. Our mortgage loan officers will connect with you just one business day after you apply.
Does it makes sense to refinance your mortgage loan?
Figure out your monthly payment and amortization schedule.
COMPARE A BI-WEEKLY MORTGAGE TO A MONTHLY MORTGAGE
Are you better off making 26 payments each year?
