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February 23, 2009 at 3:59 PM #353400February 23, 2009 at 4:10 PM #352850
ibjames
ParticipantSo let’s play this out.
The govt. keeps stalling, trying to keep prices inflated with different tactics.
You guys are looking for your first house, are you just going to bite the bullet and rent for 5 years and wait it out?
February 23, 2009 at 4:10 PM #353161ibjames
ParticipantSo let’s play this out.
The govt. keeps stalling, trying to keep prices inflated with different tactics.
You guys are looking for your first house, are you just going to bite the bullet and rent for 5 years and wait it out?
February 23, 2009 at 4:10 PM #353293ibjames
ParticipantSo let’s play this out.
The govt. keeps stalling, trying to keep prices inflated with different tactics.
You guys are looking for your first house, are you just going to bite the bullet and rent for 5 years and wait it out?
February 23, 2009 at 4:10 PM #353324ibjames
ParticipantSo let’s play this out.
The govt. keeps stalling, trying to keep prices inflated with different tactics.
You guys are looking for your first house, are you just going to bite the bullet and rent for 5 years and wait it out?
February 23, 2009 at 4:10 PM #353425ibjames
ParticipantSo let’s play this out.
The govt. keeps stalling, trying to keep prices inflated with different tactics.
You guys are looking for your first house, are you just going to bite the bullet and rent for 5 years and wait it out?
February 23, 2009 at 4:29 PM #352840Ex-SD
ParticipantThe limit for San Diego is $546,250
Please supply a link to the debt to income ratio of 66%.
ThanksHere’s the chart for geographic limits: http://www.brianskaar.com/xSites/Mortgage/Brianskaar/Content/UploadedFiles/High%20Cost%20Loan%20Limits%202009.pdf
February 23, 2009 at 4:29 PM #353151Ex-SD
ParticipantThe limit for San Diego is $546,250
Please supply a link to the debt to income ratio of 66%.
ThanksHere’s the chart for geographic limits: http://www.brianskaar.com/xSites/Mortgage/Brianskaar/Content/UploadedFiles/High%20Cost%20Loan%20Limits%202009.pdf
February 23, 2009 at 4:29 PM #353283Ex-SD
ParticipantThe limit for San Diego is $546,250
Please supply a link to the debt to income ratio of 66%.
ThanksHere’s the chart for geographic limits: http://www.brianskaar.com/xSites/Mortgage/Brianskaar/Content/UploadedFiles/High%20Cost%20Loan%20Limits%202009.pdf
February 23, 2009 at 4:29 PM #353314Ex-SD
ParticipantThe limit for San Diego is $546,250
Please supply a link to the debt to income ratio of 66%.
ThanksHere’s the chart for geographic limits: http://www.brianskaar.com/xSites/Mortgage/Brianskaar/Content/UploadedFiles/High%20Cost%20Loan%20Limits%202009.pdf
February 23, 2009 at 4:29 PM #353415Ex-SD
ParticipantThe limit for San Diego is $546,250
Please supply a link to the debt to income ratio of 66%.
ThanksHere’s the chart for geographic limits: http://www.brianskaar.com/xSites/Mortgage/Brianskaar/Content/UploadedFiles/High%20Cost%20Loan%20Limits%202009.pdf
February 23, 2009 at 4:30 PM #352855macromaniac
ParticipantMortgage Man, Here you go:
http://www.ofheo.gov/Regulations.aspx?Nav=128
Looks like 697,000 for San Diego County now….
Go run a loan through any of your conduits and run a DU for a Fannie product with a 59% LTV, Full Doc loan and you will get an approve eligible up to 66%.
This one I did was through Suntrust….
February 23, 2009 at 4:30 PM #353166macromaniac
ParticipantMortgage Man, Here you go:
http://www.ofheo.gov/Regulations.aspx?Nav=128
Looks like 697,000 for San Diego County now….
Go run a loan through any of your conduits and run a DU for a Fannie product with a 59% LTV, Full Doc loan and you will get an approve eligible up to 66%.
This one I did was through Suntrust….
February 23, 2009 at 4:30 PM #353298macromaniac
ParticipantMortgage Man, Here you go:
http://www.ofheo.gov/Regulations.aspx?Nav=128
Looks like 697,000 for San Diego County now….
Go run a loan through any of your conduits and run a DU for a Fannie product with a 59% LTV, Full Doc loan and you will get an approve eligible up to 66%.
This one I did was through Suntrust….
February 23, 2009 at 4:30 PM #353329macromaniac
ParticipantMortgage Man, Here you go:
http://www.ofheo.gov/Regulations.aspx?Nav=128
Looks like 697,000 for San Diego County now….
Go run a loan through any of your conduits and run a DU for a Fannie product with a 59% LTV, Full Doc loan and you will get an approve eligible up to 66%.
This one I did was through Suntrust….
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