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Refinance your mortgage in Berkley, MI

What homes here are worth, what owners pay a month, and when a new rate pays for itself. Then one local lender.

Census home value
$316,700
Median value of owner-occupied homes
Median sale price
$350,000
Homes sold in the last 12 months
Owners' monthly cost
$1,813
Median with a mortgage: loan, taxes, insurance (Census)
Homes owner-occupied
88%
Share of homes lived in by owners (Census)

The numbers for Berkley

Worked from the local figures above. Each one says what it assumes; your own numbers come from your lender, agent or title company.

Cash-out to 80% of value

$280,000

The most most lenders lend against a $350,000 home here, before what you owe now

Closing costs, about 2.5%

$8,800

On a loan near the local value; your Loan Estimate has the real number

Break-even, example

58 months

If the new payment is $150 lower than the local median of $1,813 (8% less)

The newest sales in Berkley

The newest sales, up to 300. Zoom in for prices; tap a pin to open the home.

Refinance nearby

Tevin Jackson, founder of Rebuild Detroit

Who you are dealing with

Tevin Jackson, founder of Rebuild Detroit

Tevin Jackson founded Rebuild Detroit to put Metro Detroit's homes, numbers and local pros in one place you can trust. Every figure on this Berkley page says where it comes from, and every pro listed is ranked the same way, by reviews, license and years in business.

  • Detroit real estate investor
  • Author of Against All Odds and The Spark
  • Helped scale 100+ home service brands

Refinance in Berkley FAQ

3 questions

When does a refinance pay off in Berkley?
When you keep the home longer than the break-even: closing costs divided by what you save a month. On a loan near the local value of $316,700, closing costs of about 2.5% are $7,900.
Does Rebuild Detroit make loans?
No. We match you with one licensed local lender, who quotes the rate and gives you a Loan Estimate. Check any loan officer on NMLS Consumer Access.
Where do these numbers come from?
Census five-year estimates for the place, the MLS and Zillow listings and sales in the Rebuild Detroit homes index, and the Rebuild Detroit directory for the local pros.