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November 28, 2009 at 9:23 PM #488614November 29, 2009 at 11:12 AM #487873AdebisiParticipant
HLS,
Do you disclose the YSP (mortgage broker kickback) and other payments you receive for selling someone a mortgage? How does the typical YSP on the mortgages you peddle compare to the YSP on an FHA loan?
November 29, 2009 at 11:12 AM #488039AdebisiParticipantHLS,
Do you disclose the YSP (mortgage broker kickback) and other payments you receive for selling someone a mortgage? How does the typical YSP on the mortgages you peddle compare to the YSP on an FHA loan?
November 29, 2009 at 11:12 AM #488419AdebisiParticipantHLS,
Do you disclose the YSP (mortgage broker kickback) and other payments you receive for selling someone a mortgage? How does the typical YSP on the mortgages you peddle compare to the YSP on an FHA loan?
November 29, 2009 at 11:12 AM #488507AdebisiParticipantHLS,
Do you disclose the YSP (mortgage broker kickback) and other payments you receive for selling someone a mortgage? How does the typical YSP on the mortgages you peddle compare to the YSP on an FHA loan?
November 29, 2009 at 11:12 AM #488739AdebisiParticipantHLS,
Do you disclose the YSP (mortgage broker kickback) and other payments you receive for selling someone a mortgage? How does the typical YSP on the mortgages you peddle compare to the YSP on an FHA loan?
November 29, 2009 at 11:27 AM #487888sd_t2ParticipantI would like to point out that a refinance at this point could trigger a very bad consequence… that is, the refinanced balance would be a recourse loan, whereas if the home owner is presently in their original loan used to buy the house, that is protected by the purchase money exemption and is thus nonrecourse.
One would have to weigh the benefits of any savings against the reality that prices are still overinflated and to refinance could be kissing away your option to protect other assets should it later make sense or become necessary to allow foreclosure to proceed.
Just sayin’
November 29, 2009 at 11:27 AM #488054sd_t2ParticipantI would like to point out that a refinance at this point could trigger a very bad consequence… that is, the refinanced balance would be a recourse loan, whereas if the home owner is presently in their original loan used to buy the house, that is protected by the purchase money exemption and is thus nonrecourse.
One would have to weigh the benefits of any savings against the reality that prices are still overinflated and to refinance could be kissing away your option to protect other assets should it later make sense or become necessary to allow foreclosure to proceed.
Just sayin’
November 29, 2009 at 11:27 AM #488434sd_t2ParticipantI would like to point out that a refinance at this point could trigger a very bad consequence… that is, the refinanced balance would be a recourse loan, whereas if the home owner is presently in their original loan used to buy the house, that is protected by the purchase money exemption and is thus nonrecourse.
One would have to weigh the benefits of any savings against the reality that prices are still overinflated and to refinance could be kissing away your option to protect other assets should it later make sense or become necessary to allow foreclosure to proceed.
Just sayin’
November 29, 2009 at 11:27 AM #488522sd_t2ParticipantI would like to point out that a refinance at this point could trigger a very bad consequence… that is, the refinanced balance would be a recourse loan, whereas if the home owner is presently in their original loan used to buy the house, that is protected by the purchase money exemption and is thus nonrecourse.
One would have to weigh the benefits of any savings against the reality that prices are still overinflated and to refinance could be kissing away your option to protect other assets should it later make sense or become necessary to allow foreclosure to proceed.
Just sayin’
November 29, 2009 at 11:27 AM #488754sd_t2ParticipantI would like to point out that a refinance at this point could trigger a very bad consequence… that is, the refinanced balance would be a recourse loan, whereas if the home owner is presently in their original loan used to buy the house, that is protected by the purchase money exemption and is thus nonrecourse.
One would have to weigh the benefits of any savings against the reality that prices are still overinflated and to refinance could be kissing away your option to protect other assets should it later make sense or become necessary to allow foreclosure to proceed.
Just sayin’
November 29, 2009 at 11:43 AM #487893HLSParticipantYES I DO, I don’t get a penny in kickback/YSP/rebate unless the borrower chooses that option up front, AND THEY KNOW IT.
I don’t “sell” people mortgages and I don’t “peddle” mortgages. I explain financing options to people 6 ways from Sunday so they can decide what’s right for them. Banks don’t do loans for free and I don’t either, but I beat bank rates and programs on a daily basis.
ANY loan, FHA, VA, FNMA have no cost options.
It’s truly fools like you that think they know everything about mortgages yet your question just proves how little you know.Plenty of people on this board know who I am.
I’ve done a local radio show for over 2 and half years educating people about what’s going on.
If I was a mortgage crook I wouldn’t be here.I can’t guarantee anybody that I have the absolute lowest rate/programs, but if that’s all people think they need, they can shop til they drop.
ADEBISI, since your first (recent) post you have proved yourself to be a jerk. Your limited knowledge and the people that you are choosing to pick on are further evidence of your ignorance, yet you think you are a know it all.
If you expect ANY respect around here you’re going to need to earn it.
You appear to be the bully that just transferred to a new school mid year and are trying to impress people yet nobody likes you nor wants to be your friend.November 29, 2009 at 11:43 AM #488059HLSParticipantYES I DO, I don’t get a penny in kickback/YSP/rebate unless the borrower chooses that option up front, AND THEY KNOW IT.
I don’t “sell” people mortgages and I don’t “peddle” mortgages. I explain financing options to people 6 ways from Sunday so they can decide what’s right for them. Banks don’t do loans for free and I don’t either, but I beat bank rates and programs on a daily basis.
ANY loan, FHA, VA, FNMA have no cost options.
It’s truly fools like you that think they know everything about mortgages yet your question just proves how little you know.Plenty of people on this board know who I am.
I’ve done a local radio show for over 2 and half years educating people about what’s going on.
If I was a mortgage crook I wouldn’t be here.I can’t guarantee anybody that I have the absolute lowest rate/programs, but if that’s all people think they need, they can shop til they drop.
ADEBISI, since your first (recent) post you have proved yourself to be a jerk. Your limited knowledge and the people that you are choosing to pick on are further evidence of your ignorance, yet you think you are a know it all.
If you expect ANY respect around here you’re going to need to earn it.
You appear to be the bully that just transferred to a new school mid year and are trying to impress people yet nobody likes you nor wants to be your friend.November 29, 2009 at 11:43 AM #488439HLSParticipantYES I DO, I don’t get a penny in kickback/YSP/rebate unless the borrower chooses that option up front, AND THEY KNOW IT.
I don’t “sell” people mortgages and I don’t “peddle” mortgages. I explain financing options to people 6 ways from Sunday so they can decide what’s right for them. Banks don’t do loans for free and I don’t either, but I beat bank rates and programs on a daily basis.
ANY loan, FHA, VA, FNMA have no cost options.
It’s truly fools like you that think they know everything about mortgages yet your question just proves how little you know.Plenty of people on this board know who I am.
I’ve done a local radio show for over 2 and half years educating people about what’s going on.
If I was a mortgage crook I wouldn’t be here.I can’t guarantee anybody that I have the absolute lowest rate/programs, but if that’s all people think they need, they can shop til they drop.
ADEBISI, since your first (recent) post you have proved yourself to be a jerk. Your limited knowledge and the people that you are choosing to pick on are further evidence of your ignorance, yet you think you are a know it all.
If you expect ANY respect around here you’re going to need to earn it.
You appear to be the bully that just transferred to a new school mid year and are trying to impress people yet nobody likes you nor wants to be your friend.November 29, 2009 at 11:43 AM #488527HLSParticipantYES I DO, I don’t get a penny in kickback/YSP/rebate unless the borrower chooses that option up front, AND THEY KNOW IT.
I don’t “sell” people mortgages and I don’t “peddle” mortgages. I explain financing options to people 6 ways from Sunday so they can decide what’s right for them. Banks don’t do loans for free and I don’t either, but I beat bank rates and programs on a daily basis.
ANY loan, FHA, VA, FNMA have no cost options.
It’s truly fools like you that think they know everything about mortgages yet your question just proves how little you know.Plenty of people on this board know who I am.
I’ve done a local radio show for over 2 and half years educating people about what’s going on.
If I was a mortgage crook I wouldn’t be here.I can’t guarantee anybody that I have the absolute lowest rate/programs, but if that’s all people think they need, they can shop til they drop.
ADEBISI, since your first (recent) post you have proved yourself to be a jerk. Your limited knowledge and the people that you are choosing to pick on are further evidence of your ignorance, yet you think you are a know it all.
If you expect ANY respect around here you’re going to need to earn it.
You appear to be the bully that just transferred to a new school mid year and are trying to impress people yet nobody likes you nor wants to be your friend. -
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