Pronunciation /ËpÉËfÉªkt/. 1  1Having all the required or desirable elements, qualities, or characteristics; as good as it is possible to be. âlife certainly isn't perfect at the momentâ. 2  2attributive Absolute; complete (used for emphasis) âa perfect strangerâ. âall that Joseph said made perfect sense to meâ. 3  3Mathematics.
You can refinance the other person off the loan as long as you can show proof of 12 full months mortgage payments being made by you. The 12 months payments must have been made from an account that is not joint with the other borrower.
The first is that your existing mortgage may have a prepayment penalty, particularly if you took it out less than one year ago. If your current mortgage was a no cost mortgage or refinance, you'll probably have a prepayment penalty if you refinance within less than three to five years.Prepayment penalties can be steep-often equal to six month's interest charges on your current mortgage.he general rule of thumb is that you don't refinance unless you can save at least a full percentage point off your current interest rate. In reality, however, the key question is whether you can reduce your interest rate enough to offset your closing costs-and that depends on how long you plan to stay in the home.