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May 13, 2008 at 5:49 PM #203626May 13, 2008 at 6:04 PM #203499KPPParticipant
The builder is giving buyers incentives tied with a purchase of a home. In my case, the builder is giving me $20,000 to use toward closing costs, upgrades, HOA fees, property taxes, interest rate buy down…etc.
I wanted to use the money towards closing costs, 2 years HOAs, and 2 years property taxes. The loan broker wanted to use the incentives toward an interest rate buy down. $3,900 to get .5% lower. I didn’t want that, so that’s how the realtor got into an argument with the lender.
I know I’ll get ass raped by some of you guys on here, but I’m putting 34% down.
I guess my question should be, would I be able to continue the loan directly with citibank, even though my loan broker has cancelled it?
May 13, 2008 at 6:04 PM #203552KPPParticipantThe builder is giving buyers incentives tied with a purchase of a home. In my case, the builder is giving me $20,000 to use toward closing costs, upgrades, HOA fees, property taxes, interest rate buy down…etc.
I wanted to use the money towards closing costs, 2 years HOAs, and 2 years property taxes. The loan broker wanted to use the incentives toward an interest rate buy down. $3,900 to get .5% lower. I didn’t want that, so that’s how the realtor got into an argument with the lender.
I know I’ll get ass raped by some of you guys on here, but I’m putting 34% down.
I guess my question should be, would I be able to continue the loan directly with citibank, even though my loan broker has cancelled it?
May 13, 2008 at 6:04 PM #203578KPPParticipantThe builder is giving buyers incentives tied with a purchase of a home. In my case, the builder is giving me $20,000 to use toward closing costs, upgrades, HOA fees, property taxes, interest rate buy down…etc.
I wanted to use the money towards closing costs, 2 years HOAs, and 2 years property taxes. The loan broker wanted to use the incentives toward an interest rate buy down. $3,900 to get .5% lower. I didn’t want that, so that’s how the realtor got into an argument with the lender.
I know I’ll get ass raped by some of you guys on here, but I’m putting 34% down.
I guess my question should be, would I be able to continue the loan directly with citibank, even though my loan broker has cancelled it?
May 13, 2008 at 6:04 PM #203599KPPParticipantThe builder is giving buyers incentives tied with a purchase of a home. In my case, the builder is giving me $20,000 to use toward closing costs, upgrades, HOA fees, property taxes, interest rate buy down…etc.
I wanted to use the money towards closing costs, 2 years HOAs, and 2 years property taxes. The loan broker wanted to use the incentives toward an interest rate buy down. $3,900 to get .5% lower. I didn’t want that, so that’s how the realtor got into an argument with the lender.
I know I’ll get ass raped by some of you guys on here, but I’m putting 34% down.
I guess my question should be, would I be able to continue the loan directly with citibank, even though my loan broker has cancelled it?
May 13, 2008 at 6:04 PM #203636KPPParticipantThe builder is giving buyers incentives tied with a purchase of a home. In my case, the builder is giving me $20,000 to use toward closing costs, upgrades, HOA fees, property taxes, interest rate buy down…etc.
I wanted to use the money towards closing costs, 2 years HOAs, and 2 years property taxes. The loan broker wanted to use the incentives toward an interest rate buy down. $3,900 to get .5% lower. I didn’t want that, so that’s how the realtor got into an argument with the lender.
I know I’ll get ass raped by some of you guys on here, but I’m putting 34% down.
I guess my question should be, would I be able to continue the loan directly with citibank, even though my loan broker has cancelled it?
May 13, 2008 at 6:18 PM #203504peterbParticipantRun from this person. You are the customer. This is also a crappy tactic to get you to stick with her since you are so near to closing.
May 13, 2008 at 6:18 PM #203557peterbParticipantRun from this person. You are the customer. This is also a crappy tactic to get you to stick with her since you are so near to closing.
May 13, 2008 at 6:18 PM #203583peterbParticipantRun from this person. You are the customer. This is also a crappy tactic to get you to stick with her since you are so near to closing.
May 13, 2008 at 6:18 PM #203605peterbParticipantRun from this person. You are the customer. This is also a crappy tactic to get you to stick with her since you are so near to closing.
May 13, 2008 at 6:18 PM #203641peterbParticipantRun from this person. You are the customer. This is also a crappy tactic to get you to stick with her since you are so near to closing.
May 13, 2008 at 6:33 PM #203514RaybyrnesParticipantKPP
Why not take the high ground on this and simply c all the broker back. I highly doubt they canceled the loan. Suggest that you are detailed oriented and are having a hard time understanding this process. Ask if it might be in both of your best interests to have another broker in the office handle the loan if she feels there is a conflict of personality.
With respect to her fees you should have been able to get a Good Faith Estimate at this point. Just ask for it.
Asking for the brokers contact is suggestive that you are trying to cut them out of the loop. Whether you are trying to do this or not doesn’t really matter. I am certain taht ther are more than a few unscrupulous Buyer that will try and have the broker do all the leg work and then try an end run to get around the broker fee. Might piss you off too if you thought someone was trying to do this to you.
So the bottom line is e big and mature, and speak to the broker.
May 13, 2008 at 6:33 PM #203567RaybyrnesParticipantKPP
Why not take the high ground on this and simply c all the broker back. I highly doubt they canceled the loan. Suggest that you are detailed oriented and are having a hard time understanding this process. Ask if it might be in both of your best interests to have another broker in the office handle the loan if she feels there is a conflict of personality.
With respect to her fees you should have been able to get a Good Faith Estimate at this point. Just ask for it.
Asking for the brokers contact is suggestive that you are trying to cut them out of the loop. Whether you are trying to do this or not doesn’t really matter. I am certain taht ther are more than a few unscrupulous Buyer that will try and have the broker do all the leg work and then try an end run to get around the broker fee. Might piss you off too if you thought someone was trying to do this to you.
So the bottom line is e big and mature, and speak to the broker.
May 13, 2008 at 6:33 PM #203593RaybyrnesParticipantKPP
Why not take the high ground on this and simply c all the broker back. I highly doubt they canceled the loan. Suggest that you are detailed oriented and are having a hard time understanding this process. Ask if it might be in both of your best interests to have another broker in the office handle the loan if she feels there is a conflict of personality.
With respect to her fees you should have been able to get a Good Faith Estimate at this point. Just ask for it.
Asking for the brokers contact is suggestive that you are trying to cut them out of the loop. Whether you are trying to do this or not doesn’t really matter. I am certain taht ther are more than a few unscrupulous Buyer that will try and have the broker do all the leg work and then try an end run to get around the broker fee. Might piss you off too if you thought someone was trying to do this to you.
So the bottom line is e big and mature, and speak to the broker.
May 13, 2008 at 6:33 PM #203616RaybyrnesParticipantKPP
Why not take the high ground on this and simply c all the broker back. I highly doubt they canceled the loan. Suggest that you are detailed oriented and are having a hard time understanding this process. Ask if it might be in both of your best interests to have another broker in the office handle the loan if she feels there is a conflict of personality.
With respect to her fees you should have been able to get a Good Faith Estimate at this point. Just ask for it.
Asking for the brokers contact is suggestive that you are trying to cut them out of the loop. Whether you are trying to do this or not doesn’t really matter. I am certain taht ther are more than a few unscrupulous Buyer that will try and have the broker do all the leg work and then try an end run to get around the broker fee. Might piss you off too if you thought someone was trying to do this to you.
So the bottom line is e big and mature, and speak to the broker.
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