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December 3, 2008 at 2:02 PM #14562December 3, 2008 at 2:15 PM #311004
Eugene
ParticipantGood to know! I’ll get in touch with you when (or if?) I get the green light on that short sale.
Presumably, the loan won’t fund till January, even if I lock today?
How much can I expect to pay for PMI on a 90% loan?
December 3, 2008 at 2:15 PM #311476ParticipantGood to know! I’ll get in touch with you when (or if?) I get the green light on that short sale.
Presumably, the loan won’t fund till January, even if I lock today?
How much can I expect to pay for PMI on a 90% loan?
December 3, 2008 at 2:15 PM #311411ParticipantGood to know! I’ll get in touch with you when (or if?) I get the green light on that short sale.
Presumably, the loan won’t fund till January, even if I lock today?
How much can I expect to pay for PMI on a 90% loan?
December 3, 2008 at 2:15 PM #311391ParticipantGood to know! I’ll get in touch with you when (or if?) I get the green light on that short sale.
Presumably, the loan won’t fund till January, even if I lock today?
How much can I expect to pay for PMI on a 90% loan?
December 3, 2008 at 2:15 PM #311365ParticipantGood to know! I’ll get in touch with you when (or if?) I get the green light on that short sale.
Presumably, the loan won’t fund till January, even if I lock today?
How much can I expect to pay for PMI on a 90% loan?
December 3, 2008 at 7:08 PM #311599patientrenter
ParticipantI realize you’re not to blame here, HLS. You’re just doing your job.
But it’s very irritating to see my taxes getting thrown at people using it to buy overpriced houses with as little as 10% down.
December 3, 2008 at 7:08 PM #311532ParticipantI realize you’re not to blame here, HLS. You’re just doing your job.
But it’s very irritating to see my taxes getting thrown at people using it to buy overpriced houses with as little as 10% down.
December 3, 2008 at 7:08 PM #311512ParticipantI realize you’re not to blame here, HLS. You’re just doing your job.
But it’s very irritating to see my taxes getting thrown at people using it to buy overpriced houses with as little as 10% down.
December 3, 2008 at 7:08 PM #311485ParticipantI realize you’re not to blame here, HLS. You’re just doing your job.
But it’s very irritating to see my taxes getting thrown at people using it to buy overpriced houses with as little as 10% down.
December 3, 2008 at 7:08 PM #311128ParticipantI realize you’re not to blame here, HLS. You’re just doing your job.
But it’s very irritating to see my taxes getting thrown at people using it to buy overpriced houses with as little as 10% down.
December 3, 2008 at 7:24 PM #311133HLS
ParticipantPR, I agree with you..
I am totally against FHA 3% down with 580 credit scores.
I believe that many FHA loans originated today will be the subprime of tomorrow.
They may lead to more foreclosures that anyone imagines..allowing people to buy homes just because they want to.I don’t do them..
Lenders tell me how popular they are and I can only think of mortgage originators pushing people into loans with no reserves just so they can make a commission. Most mortgage advisors are clueless.The upfront fee is 1.50% of the loan amount and mandatory mortg insurance for 5 years.
The govt is working on a plan to back mortgages @ 4.50% for purchases only…(no refi’s is the rumor)
Still need to qualify by FNMA & FHLMC.They are VERY desperate to try and find a floor to housing.
They are focused on middle america where ppl cannot afford to buy $100K-$200K houses.
Their plans are not going to save southern CalifIf 10% down had been required since 2002, we wouldn’t be in this mess.
5.00% 30 YR fixed available today are the lowest rates ever….
HLSDecember 3, 2008 at 7:24 PM #311604ParticipantPR, I agree with you..
I am totally against FHA 3% down with 580 credit scores.
I believe that many FHA loans originated today will be the subprime of tomorrow.
They may lead to more foreclosures that anyone imagines..allowing people to buy homes just because they want to.I don’t do them..
Lenders tell me how popular they are and I can only think of mortgage originators pushing people into loans with no reserves just so they can make a commission. Most mortgage advisors are clueless.The upfront fee is 1.50% of the loan amount and mandatory mortg insurance for 5 years.
The govt is working on a plan to back mortgages @ 4.50% for purchases only…(no refi’s is the rumor)
Still need to qualify by FNMA & FHLMC.They are VERY desperate to try and find a floor to housing.
They are focused on middle america where ppl cannot afford to buy $100K-$200K houses.
Their plans are not going to save southern CalifIf 10% down had been required since 2002, we wouldn’t be in this mess.
5.00% 30 YR fixed available today are the lowest rates ever….
HLSDecember 3, 2008 at 7:24 PM #311490ParticipantPR, I agree with you..
I am totally against FHA 3% down with 580 credit scores.
I believe that many FHA loans originated today will be the subprime of tomorrow.
They may lead to more foreclosures that anyone imagines..allowing people to buy homes just because they want to.I don’t do them..
Lenders tell me how popular they are and I can only think of mortgage originators pushing people into loans with no reserves just so they can make a commission. Most mortgage advisors are clueless.The upfront fee is 1.50% of the loan amount and mandatory mortg insurance for 5 years.
The govt is working on a plan to back mortgages @ 4.50% for purchases only…(no refi’s is the rumor)
Still need to qualify by FNMA & FHLMC.They are VERY desperate to try and find a floor to housing.
They are focused on middle america where ppl cannot afford to buy $100K-$200K houses.
Their plans are not going to save southern CalifIf 10% down had been required since 2002, we wouldn’t be in this mess.
5.00% 30 YR fixed available today are the lowest rates ever….
HLSDecember 3, 2008 at 7:24 PM #311516ParticipantPR, I agree with you..
I am totally against FHA 3% down with 580 credit scores.
I believe that many FHA loans originated today will be the subprime of tomorrow.
They may lead to more foreclosures that anyone imagines..allowing people to buy homes just because they want to.I don’t do them..
Lenders tell me how popular they are and I can only think of mortgage originators pushing people into loans with no reserves just so they can make a commission. Most mortgage advisors are clueless.The upfront fee is 1.50% of the loan amount and mandatory mortg insurance for 5 years.
The govt is working on a plan to back mortgages @ 4.50% for purchases only…(no refi’s is the rumor)
Still need to qualify by FNMA & FHLMC.They are VERY desperate to try and find a floor to housing.
They are focused on middle america where ppl cannot afford to buy $100K-$200K houses.
Their plans are not going to save southern CalifIf 10% down had been required since 2002, we wouldn’t be in this mess.
5.00% 30 YR fixed available today are the lowest rates ever….
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