How much can you save refinancing in Arizona? At July 2026 rates near 6.5%, a homeowner who bought at 7.5% could cut a $400,000 payment by roughly $270 a month. Here's the real math. Pillar Mortgage Group, NMLS #2700076
Should you refinance your Arizona mortgage now or wait for the July 2026 Fed meeting? With rates near 6.5% and no cut expected July 28-29, here's how to decide. Pillar Mortgage Group, NMLS #2700076
Should you refinance in Arizona now or wait? With 30-year rates near 6.69% in July 2026, refinancing makes sense if you can cut your rate 0.5-0.75% or need equity. Pillar Mortgage Group, NMLS #2700076.
Will the Fed raise rates in July 2026? The FOMC meets July 28-29 with roughly 1-in-3 odds of a hike, and Arizona mortgage rates are holding in the mid-6% range. Here's what Scottsdale and Phoenix buyers should do now. Pillar Mortgage Group, NMLS #2700076
A no-closing-cost refinance in Arizona lets you refinance without paying upfront fees by rolling them into the loan or accepting a slightly higher rate. Here's when it makes sense, from Pillar Mortgage Group, NMLS #2700076.
Cash-out refinance vs. HELOC in Arizona 2026: which is better for tapping home equity? Pillar Mortgage Group breaks down rates, costs, and the right pick for Scottsdale and Phoenix homeowners.
Straight answers on buying, refinancing, and selling a home in Scottsdale, Phoenix, and across Arizona, from Blake Hermann, Director of Lending at Pillar Mortgage Group (NMLS #2271358).