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April 5, 2010 at 9:57 AM #17305April 5, 2010 at 11:35 AM #535616SD RealtorParticipant
send private mail to hls or email him. [email protected]
April 5, 2010 at 11:35 AM #535745SD RealtorParticipantsend private mail to hls or email him. [email protected]
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April 5, 2010 at 12:50 PM #535636UCGalParticipant[quote=SD Realtor]send private mail to hls or email him. [email protected][/quote]
Seconding this. I did the refi with HLS and it was a pain free process.April 5, 2010 at 12:50 PM #535764UCGalParticipant[quote=SD Realtor]send private mail to hls or email him. [email protected][/quote]
Seconding this. I did the refi with HLS and it was a pain free process.April 5, 2010 at 12:50 PM #536220UCGalParticipant[quote=SD Realtor]send private mail to hls or email him. [email protected][/quote]
Seconding this. I did the refi with HLS and it was a pain free process.April 5, 2010 at 12:50 PM #536318UCGalParticipant[quote=SD Realtor]send private mail to hls or email him. [email protected][/quote]
Seconding this. I did the refi with HLS and it was a pain free process.April 5, 2010 at 12:50 PM #536580UCGalParticipant[quote=SD Realtor]send private mail to hls or email him. [email protected][/quote]
Seconding this. I did the refi with HLS and it was a pain free process.April 5, 2010 at 4:10 PM #535696HLSParticipantUnfortunate decision to go with CHASE.
I was contacted recently by someone else who was putting 60% down and wasted their time with AIM.Thanks to govt intervention to “protect” consumers, it is more complicated than ever to get a loan today. There are more restrictions, guidelines and disclosures required than ever before.
When a condo/townhome is involved it adds an additional layer of hassle. You need accurate information from the mgmt company regarding budget, financials, insurance, litigation, foreclosures, delinquencies etc.
20% down on a condo is going to cost you a higher rate than if you are able to put 25% down. (It can be .25 to.375 higher) Did they tell you this ?I have never heard of an appraiser making this mistake. They are sent an order that includes a copy of the purchase agreement. The mortgage side screwed up if they ordered an appraisal for a refi. The appraiser should be able to fix the report after reviewing a copy of the purchase agreement. Someone is lying to you.
Normally closing in 30 days is not a problem. Your existing appraisal may not be valid with a different lender and you will need to get the info from the association.
There is no such thing as an easy loan today.
What is Chase telling you at this point ??
If they can’t make it right quickly,
assuming that you qualify, I will do whatever I can to get it done in 3-4 weeks but cannot guarantee it. You cannot work with 2 lenders at the same time.Rates have moved up about .375% in the last week. If you are closing in May and are a first time buyer, you may benefit from the state tax credit being offered… HLS
April 5, 2010 at 4:10 PM #535825HLSParticipantUnfortunate decision to go with CHASE.
I was contacted recently by someone else who was putting 60% down and wasted their time with AIM.Thanks to govt intervention to “protect” consumers, it is more complicated than ever to get a loan today. There are more restrictions, guidelines and disclosures required than ever before.
When a condo/townhome is involved it adds an additional layer of hassle. You need accurate information from the mgmt company regarding budget, financials, insurance, litigation, foreclosures, delinquencies etc.
20% down on a condo is going to cost you a higher rate than if you are able to put 25% down. (It can be .25 to.375 higher) Did they tell you this ?I have never heard of an appraiser making this mistake. They are sent an order that includes a copy of the purchase agreement. The mortgage side screwed up if they ordered an appraisal for a refi. The appraiser should be able to fix the report after reviewing a copy of the purchase agreement. Someone is lying to you.
Normally closing in 30 days is not a problem. Your existing appraisal may not be valid with a different lender and you will need to get the info from the association.
There is no such thing as an easy loan today.
What is Chase telling you at this point ??
If they can’t make it right quickly,
assuming that you qualify, I will do whatever I can to get it done in 3-4 weeks but cannot guarantee it. You cannot work with 2 lenders at the same time.Rates have moved up about .375% in the last week. If you are closing in May and are a first time buyer, you may benefit from the state tax credit being offered… HLS
April 5, 2010 at 4:10 PM #536280HLSParticipantUnfortunate decision to go with CHASE.
I was contacted recently by someone else who was putting 60% down and wasted their time with AIM.Thanks to govt intervention to “protect” consumers, it is more complicated than ever to get a loan today. There are more restrictions, guidelines and disclosures required than ever before.
When a condo/townhome is involved it adds an additional layer of hassle. You need accurate information from the mgmt company regarding budget, financials, insurance, litigation, foreclosures, delinquencies etc.
20% down on a condo is going to cost you a higher rate than if you are able to put 25% down. (It can be .25 to.375 higher) Did they tell you this ?I have never heard of an appraiser making this mistake. They are sent an order that includes a copy of the purchase agreement. The mortgage side screwed up if they ordered an appraisal for a refi. The appraiser should be able to fix the report after reviewing a copy of the purchase agreement. Someone is lying to you.
Normally closing in 30 days is not a problem. Your existing appraisal may not be valid with a different lender and you will need to get the info from the association.
There is no such thing as an easy loan today.
What is Chase telling you at this point ??
If they can’t make it right quickly,
assuming that you qualify, I will do whatever I can to get it done in 3-4 weeks but cannot guarantee it. You cannot work with 2 lenders at the same time.Rates have moved up about .375% in the last week. If you are closing in May and are a first time buyer, you may benefit from the state tax credit being offered… HLS
April 5, 2010 at 4:10 PM #536378HLSParticipantUnfortunate decision to go with CHASE.
I was contacted recently by someone else who was putting 60% down and wasted their time with AIM.Thanks to govt intervention to “protect” consumers, it is more complicated than ever to get a loan today. There are more restrictions, guidelines and disclosures required than ever before.
When a condo/townhome is involved it adds an additional layer of hassle. You need accurate information from the mgmt company regarding budget, financials, insurance, litigation, foreclosures, delinquencies etc.
20% down on a condo is going to cost you a higher rate than if you are able to put 25% down. (It can be .25 to.375 higher) Did they tell you this ?I have never heard of an appraiser making this mistake. They are sent an order that includes a copy of the purchase agreement. The mortgage side screwed up if they ordered an appraisal for a refi. The appraiser should be able to fix the report after reviewing a copy of the purchase agreement. Someone is lying to you.
Normally closing in 30 days is not a problem. Your existing appraisal may not be valid with a different lender and you will need to get the info from the association.
There is no such thing as an easy loan today.
What is Chase telling you at this point ??
If they can’t make it right quickly,
assuming that you qualify, I will do whatever I can to get it done in 3-4 weeks but cannot guarantee it. You cannot work with 2 lenders at the same time.Rates have moved up about .375% in the last week. If you are closing in May and are a first time buyer, you may benefit from the state tax credit being offered… HLS
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