What is an
Adjustable Rate Mortgage?
An Adjustable Rate
Mortgage or "ARM" is a loan that changes it's payments based on the current
interest rates. This puts the burden of fluctuating economies on the buyer, but may aid
you in the fact that interest rates go down just as well as they go up.
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