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September 15, 2008 at 3:38 PM #270616September 15, 2008 at 4:01 PM #270857kathleenplParticipant
Comprehensive Mortgage Calculator
it estimates the property taxes, hazard insurance, and private mortgage insurance.
http://realestate.yahoo.com/calculators/amortization.html;_ylt=AhYjT3fPCKdH2IKw1d_tmjeFH4p4
September 15, 2008 at 4:01 PM #270935kathleenplParticipantComprehensive Mortgage Calculator
it estimates the property taxes, hazard insurance, and private mortgage insurance.
http://realestate.yahoo.com/calculators/amortization.html;_ylt=AhYjT3fPCKdH2IKw1d_tmjeFH4p4
September 15, 2008 at 4:01 PM #270868kathleenplParticipantComprehensive Mortgage Calculator
it estimates the property taxes, hazard insurance, and private mortgage insurance.
http://realestate.yahoo.com/calculators/amortization.html;_ylt=AhYjT3fPCKdH2IKw1d_tmjeFH4p4
September 15, 2008 at 4:01 PM #270621kathleenplParticipantComprehensive Mortgage Calculator
it estimates the property taxes, hazard insurance, and private mortgage insurance.
http://realestate.yahoo.com/calculators/amortization.html;_ylt=AhYjT3fPCKdH2IKw1d_tmjeFH4p4
September 15, 2008 at 4:01 PM #270908kathleenplParticipantComprehensive Mortgage Calculator
it estimates the property taxes, hazard insurance, and private mortgage insurance.
http://realestate.yahoo.com/calculators/amortization.html;_ylt=AhYjT3fPCKdH2IKw1d_tmjeFH4p4
September 15, 2008 at 4:09 PM #270913waitingpatientlyParticipant“With your basic livable homes still about $600K or more in Silicon Valley, we found the 15% down payment rumor depressing because it would mean we need about $90K or $100K down payment just to get a loan for a decent Silicon Valley home.”
I am a little confused by your expectations…how can you state that a house is “basic liveable” or a house being “decent” but are depressed that you have to come up with 15% down? Isn’t that what got people into trouble to begin with? Their expectations are bigger than their means. Sorry if this doesn’t apply to you, just tired of people feeling that they are entitled to more than a “decent” house.
September 15, 2008 at 4:09 PM #270940waitingpatientlyParticipant“With your basic livable homes still about $600K or more in Silicon Valley, we found the 15% down payment rumor depressing because it would mean we need about $90K or $100K down payment just to get a loan for a decent Silicon Valley home.”
I am a little confused by your expectations…how can you state that a house is “basic liveable” or a house being “decent” but are depressed that you have to come up with 15% down? Isn’t that what got people into trouble to begin with? Their expectations are bigger than their means. Sorry if this doesn’t apply to you, just tired of people feeling that they are entitled to more than a “decent” house.
September 15, 2008 at 4:09 PM #270626waitingpatientlyParticipant“With your basic livable homes still about $600K or more in Silicon Valley, we found the 15% down payment rumor depressing because it would mean we need about $90K or $100K down payment just to get a loan for a decent Silicon Valley home.”
I am a little confused by your expectations…how can you state that a house is “basic liveable” or a house being “decent” but are depressed that you have to come up with 15% down? Isn’t that what got people into trouble to begin with? Their expectations are bigger than their means. Sorry if this doesn’t apply to you, just tired of people feeling that they are entitled to more than a “decent” house.
September 15, 2008 at 4:09 PM #270862waitingpatientlyParticipant“With your basic livable homes still about $600K or more in Silicon Valley, we found the 15% down payment rumor depressing because it would mean we need about $90K or $100K down payment just to get a loan for a decent Silicon Valley home.”
I am a little confused by your expectations…how can you state that a house is “basic liveable” or a house being “decent” but are depressed that you have to come up with 15% down? Isn’t that what got people into trouble to begin with? Their expectations are bigger than their means. Sorry if this doesn’t apply to you, just tired of people feeling that they are entitled to more than a “decent” house.
September 15, 2008 at 4:09 PM #270873waitingpatientlyParticipant“With your basic livable homes still about $600K or more in Silicon Valley, we found the 15% down payment rumor depressing because it would mean we need about $90K or $100K down payment just to get a loan for a decent Silicon Valley home.”
I am a little confused by your expectations…how can you state that a house is “basic liveable” or a house being “decent” but are depressed that you have to come up with 15% down? Isn’t that what got people into trouble to begin with? Their expectations are bigger than their means. Sorry if this doesn’t apply to you, just tired of people feeling that they are entitled to more than a “decent” house.
September 15, 2008 at 4:18 PM #270631DWCAPParticipantMM, I basically know nothing about this. I was just commenting that I can see how things are going in the direction of high DP’s and more stringent underwriting in the past few weeks. I have no doubt that there are still stupid loan programs out there. I think the FHA’s rule that the seller cant give the buyer the DP doesnt even take effect for another 2 weeks. I am sure you are right. My interest is more in the direction of loan underwriting, not so much that there are still people playing Russian Rullet still.
September 15, 2008 at 4:18 PM #270945DWCAPParticipantMM, I basically know nothing about this. I was just commenting that I can see how things are going in the direction of high DP’s and more stringent underwriting in the past few weeks. I have no doubt that there are still stupid loan programs out there. I think the FHA’s rule that the seller cant give the buyer the DP doesnt even take effect for another 2 weeks. I am sure you are right. My interest is more in the direction of loan underwriting, not so much that there are still people playing Russian Rullet still.
September 15, 2008 at 4:18 PM #270879DWCAPParticipantMM, I basically know nothing about this. I was just commenting that I can see how things are going in the direction of high DP’s and more stringent underwriting in the past few weeks. I have no doubt that there are still stupid loan programs out there. I think the FHA’s rule that the seller cant give the buyer the DP doesnt even take effect for another 2 weeks. I am sure you are right. My interest is more in the direction of loan underwriting, not so much that there are still people playing Russian Rullet still.
September 15, 2008 at 4:18 PM #270918DWCAPParticipantMM, I basically know nothing about this. I was just commenting that I can see how things are going in the direction of high DP’s and more stringent underwriting in the past few weeks. I have no doubt that there are still stupid loan programs out there. I think the FHA’s rule that the seller cant give the buyer the DP doesnt even take effect for another 2 weeks. I am sure you are right. My interest is more in the direction of loan underwriting, not so much that there are still people playing Russian Rullet still.
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