Jumbo loans with 10% down

[ljinvestor]

Can anyone recommend a few lenders that offer them on primary owner occ single family residence in San Diego. Don’t care if its 30yr or 5/1 ARM.

I know aimloan will go up to $697k with only 10% down and charge a few hundred for PMI. Also saw that sdccu will go up to $625k and PMI is lower than aimloan for same amount.

Looking at purchase prices between $800k-$1M

Thanks

[Diego Mamani]

In addition to LTV, lenders also look at debt-to-income ratio (DTI), FICO scores, etc. If your income is high enough that you don’t devote more than 28% of it to servicing your debt, then a 90% LTV should be OK, but be prepared to pay a higher APR than otherwise.

(I hate using so many acronyms!)

[Diego Mamani]

In addition to LTV, lenders also look at debt-to-income ratio (DTI), FICO scores, etc. If your income is high enough that you don’t devote more than 28% of it to servicing your debt, then a 90% LTV should be OK, but be prepared to pay a higher APR than otherwise.

(I hate using so many acronyms!)

[Diego Mamani]

In addition to LTV, lenders also look at debt-to-income ratio (DTI), FICO scores, etc. If your income is high enough that you don’t devote more than 28% of it to servicing your debt, then a 90% LTV should be OK, but be prepared to pay a higher APR than otherwise.

(I hate using so many acronyms!)

[Diego Mamani]

In addition to LTV, lenders also look at debt-to-income ratio (DTI), FICO scores, etc. If your income is high enough that you don’t devote more than 28% of it to servicing your debt, then a 90% LTV should be OK, but be prepared to pay a higher APR than otherwise.

(I hate using so many acronyms!)

[Diego Mamani]

In addition to LTV, lenders also look at debt-to-income ratio (DTI), FICO scores, etc. If your income is high enough that you don’t devote more than 28% of it to servicing your debt, then a 90% LTV should be OK, but be prepared to pay a higher APR than otherwise.

(I hate using so many acronyms!)

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