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Post #46695152 added 01-07-2012 8:29 AM by JYOSS in Archived Deals
I think he's referring to a 203k program, not $203,000. In any case, I'd recommend comparing your current rate to the averages on bankrate.com or the like. As some previous posters suggested,...
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Post #46695162 added 01-07-2012 8:30 AM by bugsnest in Archived Deals
What kind of rates can I hope for if I have a not-so-hot credit score :( I have always been good with my mortgage payments, have a good income and employment history. My poor credit is only due to...
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Post #46695182 added 01-07-2012 8:31 AM by apexseals in Archived Deals
go here http://www.bankrate.com/funnel/mortgages/?prods=1 if will give you a good idea of what lenders in your area are willing to give to you. no need for personal info.
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Post #46695240 added 01-07-2012 8:33 AM by Maxpopblue in Archived Deals
Wells Fargo in San Francisco is giving us 20% down + 4.5% 30 fixed for 203k renovation loan no points but we pay the closing cost, appraisal, and credit report. My wife Fico is 798 and my Fico is...
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Post #46695346 added 01-07-2012 8:42 AM by Maxpopblue in Archived Deals
Wells Fargo in San Francisco is giving us 20% down + 4.5% 30 fixed for 203k renovation loan no points but we pay the closing cost, appraisal, and credit report. My wife Fico is 798 and my Fico is...
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Post #46695828 added 01-07-2012 9:09 AM by gmccr in Archived Deals
There are two things to weigh when you refinance - convenience and cost. If your current bank will make it easy for you, minimize paperwork and you will then go ahead on a deal that "saves" you money...
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Post #46695850 added 01-07-2012 9:10 AM by blackblaze in Archived Deals
FAIL :lmao:
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Post #46697014 added 01-07-2012 10:18 AM by mrtrance in Archived Deals
I'm in similar situation as far as becoming self employed, but not that low of LTV...more like 75%. Any lender can help me get on a good rate for refi if I have high credit score and a good amount...
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Post #46697418 added 01-07-2012 10:39 AM by hashdump in Archived Deals
I found this page with some more details and FAQ related to HARP II. http://themortgagereports.com/259/harp-making-home-affordable-guidelines I have already taken advantage of the original HARP...
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Post #46697420 added 01-07-2012 10:39 AM by mrtrance in Archived Deals
Can I do a HARP refi if I have been current with payments, LTV is around 75%, and my loan originated back on January 2009? Since I recently became self employed and I read the HARP guidelines...
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Post #46695466 added 01-07-2012 8:49 AM by pink123 in Archived Deals
PNC Mortgage is offering HARP II program effective 12/19/2011. I was offered 4.5% on my condo with LTV around 170%.
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Post #46695588 added 01-07-2012 8:56 AM by mikebacker in Archived Deals
Why wouldn't ANYONE want a slick deal on a loan? If anything, it would seem to reason that someone that has a larger amount saved and a higher credit score would be a more inclined to want to put the...
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Post #46695626 added 01-07-2012 8:58 AM by Dyerseve1221 in Archived Deals
i think this has to be one of the dumbest threads I have seen....who the hell would take advice on a mortgage for thier house, from slick deals? Seems kinda crazy(IMO)......just my 2 cents!
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Post #46695704 added 01-07-2012 9:02 AM by razor928 in Archived Deals
Wow, 170% LTV and you were able to refinance. That is great. I did HARP in 2010, wished I would of waited to do it now that the rates are so much lower. HARP can only be done once per...
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Post #46695712 added 01-07-2012 9:02 AM by cruiserhitch in Archived Deals
Seems like a pretty ignorant comment, home refinance loan threads have been posted many times on SD's with many people taking advantage, particularly through Penfed.
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Post #46695732 added 01-07-2012 9:03 AM by Deal4u in Archived Deals
I amso bank with them. What rate did you get. I got 4%
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Post #46696222 added 01-07-2012 9:31 AM by mr_big_tongue in Archived Deals
I'm looking to buy a first home. Woo-hoo!
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Post #46696248 added 01-07-2012 9:33 AM by hooha23 in Archived Deals
It is actually a pretty common subject on these forums... No bank seems to "fairly" refinance FHA loans these days...I can lower my rate, but by doing so my mortgage insurance increases, which...
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Post #46694328 added 01-07-2012 7:39 AM by SGHokie in Archived Deals
I did a no cost refi 5 months ago with Wells Fargo which was my current bank. I got 3.875 for a 20 year. Stupid low rates out there.
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Post #46694512 added 01-07-2012 7:51 AM by crakarjax in Archived Deals
See bankrate.com and nationalmortgagealliance.com for rates, as well as mortgagecalculator.org for a mortgage breakdown.
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Post #46694662 added 01-07-2012 7:59 AM by rbraden in Archived Deals
It may have just been a no cost refi. Lots of times they won't charge you closing costs, and they charge you an above-market interest rate, so they make the money there instead of on fees.
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Post #46694694 added 01-07-2012 8:01 AM by SigX in Archived Deals
i have been looking to refi forever and seems to me that if you are into your mortgage for the long haul (10+ years) its almost always better to pay the closing cost in favor of a lower rate. you...
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Post #46694748 added 01-07-2012 8:04 AM by drdiaboloco in Archived Deals
It seems the bigger banks can never match the rates for the smaller lenders, but yes, with those numbers you should easily sail in at or under 4%. I've been looking into this for a pending home...
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Post #46694840 added 01-07-2012 8:10 AM by seasix in Archived Deals
Watch for appraisals on refis. Wanted to do refi last month, new appraisal was 15% below my appraisal from July 2010. This is in eastern mass. Since that would mean less than 25% equity with lower...
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Post #46694974 added 01-07-2012 8:17 AM by Deal4u in Archived Deals
Iam getting ready to refi 236K for 30yrs @4% with $0 closing.
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Post #46700202 added 01-07-2012 1:19 PM by snouzer in Archived Deals
Ah, thank you for the valuable input!
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Post #46704886 added 01-07-2012 6:04 PM by cwier60 in Archived Deals
Can conventional loans not from Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac be amortized to a non-standard number of years? I talked to BoA about refinancing my primary mortgage, which has only 7 years left on a...
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Post #46699094 added 01-07-2012 12:15 PM by tiedyed1 in Archived Deals
There are some cases on conventional loans when you can receive an appraisal waiver based on your credit profile and the valuation model results that Fannie Mae has in their system. When you say...
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Post #46699284 added 01-07-2012 12:26 PM by tiedyed1 in Archived Deals
As of 1/6, 30 Fixed in the 3.75%-3.875% range is a great rate, However, that is way too general a statement as Loan To Value and Credit Score Adjustments do apply on all conventional loans 75% LTV. ...
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Post #46702352 added 01-07-2012 3:39 PM by tiedyed1 in Archived Deals
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac offer 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30 Fixed products so maybe see what happens if you go 25 year. Depending on your current rate you may find yourself not only lowering your monthly...
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Post #46698092 added 01-07-2012 11:16 AM by Vannita in Archived Deals
People need alot of things, an extended debt on overpriced real estate is not one of them and doesn't make it a hot deal.
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Post #46697440 added 01-07-2012 10:40 AM by hashdump in Archived Deals
Try this link, it may answer most of your question: http://themortgagereports.com/259/harp-making-home-affordable-guidelines
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Post #46697610 added 01-07-2012 10:49 AM by Vannita in Archived Deals
Exactly how is something that puts you in debt for an extended period considered a 'hot deal'? This belongs in the finance forum.
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Post #46699786 added 01-07-2012 12:55 PM by tiedyed1 in Archived Deals
correct; there is an add on going from 75% to 80% but it is only .25 point; NOT a full 1.00 point.
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Post #46837676 added 01-12-2012 2:47 PM by tiedyed1 in Archived Deals
Outside of the LTV limits and alleviating Mortgage Insurance (if you currently do not have MI) the HARP is treated like any other refinance when it comes to Underwriting. With the current HARP...
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Post #46806614 added 01-11-2012 2:32 PM by c7fanboy in Archived Deals
$1099 Lender Origination $450 Appraisal $2495 Title Company / Insurance expenses
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Post #46769614 added 01-10-2012 10:33 AM by tiedyed1 in Archived Deals
The way I run my office we first obtain your mortgage commitment subject to ordering an appraisal. I am not in business to deny loans and hate wasting my time or my borrowers money. In some cases,...
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Post #46770516 added 01-10-2012 11:00 AM by tiedyed1 in Archived Deals
Not looking to add even more confusion, but there are also cases where we can get a Property Inspection Waiver (PIW) through Fannie Mae's Desktop Underwriting System. Higher credit scores and...
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Post #46803550 added 01-11-2012 12:45 PM by c7fanboy in Archived Deals
https://www.provident.com/default.aspx is offering 30 yr. fixed @ 3.75% with 1.125% of the loan credited towards closing costs. WHO CAN BEAT THIS?
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Post #46745416 added 01-09-2012 1:08 PM by tiedyed1 in Archived Deals
I just posted some news on how Fannie and Freddie are increasing their fees which in turn will definitely affect rates starting next month. Nothing to panic about but if you are in the process of...
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