If you need to borrow 700K…Do you pay the lower rate up to the conforming amount, then a separate loan at a higher rate for the amount above that..or is it a jumbo loan at a higher rate for the whole loan amount..(assuming you qualify of course)???? or can you do either?
Looks like the VA hybrid ARM is no longer available … if it were it would be something like 2.4% initial rate with a 7.4% cap!!! That’s the kind of ARM I could go for.
Looks like the VA hybrid ARM is no longer available … if it were it would be something like 2.4% initial rate with a 7.4% cap!!! That’s the kind of ARM I could go for.
Looks like the VA hybrid ARM is no longer available … if it were it would be something like 2.4% initial rate with a 7.4% cap!!! That’s the kind of ARM I could go for.
Looks like the VA hybrid ARM is no longer available … if it were it would be something like 2.4% initial rate with a 7.4% cap!!! That’s the kind of ARM I could go for.
Looks like the VA hybrid ARM is no longer available … if it were it would be something like 2.4% initial rate with a 7.4% cap!!! That’s the kind of ARM I could go for.
[quote=WaitingToExhale]HLS, how would only having 10% down affect the rates?[/quote]
That’s the category I’m in!!!! With only 15K available to put down, 20% would put me at $75,000 purchase price whereas 10% would let me buy up to $150,000 of property.
[quote=WaitingToExhale]HLS, how would only having 10% down affect the rates?[/quote]
That’s the category I’m in!!!! With only 15K available to put down, 20% would put me at $75,000 purchase price whereas 10% would let me buy up to $150,000 of property.
[quote=WaitingToExhale]HLS, how would only having 10% down affect the rates?[/quote]
That’s the category I’m in!!!! With only 15K available to put down, 20% would put me at $75,000 purchase price whereas 10% would let me buy up to $150,000 of property.
[quote=WaitingToExhale]HLS, how would only having 10% down affect the rates?[/quote]
That’s the category I’m in!!!! With only 15K available to put down, 20% would put me at $75,000 purchase price whereas 10% would let me buy up to $150,000 of property.
