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  • February 4, 2008 at 3:17 PM #148290
    JWM in SD
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    JWM in SD

    “SD Realtor – If these terms are true, I need you to help me find a place so I can jump on this train. B/c if they’re still trying to squeeze juice out of this, then I’m done waiting.”

    Hand, meet Knife. Knife, meet hand.

    Go for it dude…but don’t come back here like so many others asking advice on how to ditch your home when it goes upside down.

    February 4, 2008 at 3:18 PM #147946
    Anonymous
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    I’m rusty on mortgages, but those guidelines do sound correct of what I knew of FHA loans. They do carry a mortgage insurance premium in addition to what you posted.

    February 4, 2008 at 3:18 PM #148193
    Anonymous
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    I’m rusty on mortgages, but those guidelines do sound correct of what I knew of FHA loans. They do carry a mortgage insurance premium in addition to what you posted.

    February 4, 2008 at 3:18 PM #148214
    Anonymous
    Guest

    I’m rusty on mortgages, but those guidelines do sound correct of what I knew of FHA loans. They do carry a mortgage insurance premium in addition to what you posted.

    February 4, 2008 at 3:18 PM #148227
    Anonymous
    Guest

    I’m rusty on mortgages, but those guidelines do sound correct of what I knew of FHA loans. They do carry a mortgage insurance premium in addition to what you posted.

    February 4, 2008 at 3:18 PM #148295
    Anonymous
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    I’m rusty on mortgages, but those guidelines do sound correct of what I knew of FHA loans. They do carry a mortgage insurance premium in addition to what you posted.

    February 4, 2008 at 3:27 PM #147951
    Anonymous
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    I forgot to add, the total debt to income ratios used to be 41% and I don’t think they’ve changed it. I hope it won’t, but this may delay more of a downturn in inflated markets temporarily.

    February 4, 2008 at 3:27 PM #148198
    Anonymous
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    I forgot to add, the total debt to income ratios used to be 41% and I don’t think they’ve changed it. I hope it won’t, but this may delay more of a downturn in inflated markets temporarily.

    February 4, 2008 at 3:27 PM #148219
    Anonymous
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    I forgot to add, the total debt to income ratios used to be 41% and I don’t think they’ve changed it. I hope it won’t, but this may delay more of a downturn in inflated markets temporarily.

    February 4, 2008 at 3:27 PM #148232
    Anonymous
    Guest

    I forgot to add, the total debt to income ratios used to be 41% and I don’t think they’ve changed it. I hope it won’t, but this may delay more of a downturn in inflated markets temporarily.

    February 4, 2008 at 3:27 PM #148301
    Anonymous
    Guest

    I forgot to add, the total debt to income ratios used to be 41% and I don’t think they’ve changed it. I hope it won’t, but this may delay more of a downturn in inflated markets temporarily.

    February 4, 2008 at 3:27 PM #147956
    jpinpb
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    These terms are going to make people go on another shopping spree. Once it gets going again, we’re looking to a few more years before the prices come down again. No prepayment penalties. That’ll help people. Down payment assistance. That’ll help people. Assumable loans. What more can you ask for.

    97% LTV on Purchases
    Down Payment Assistance of up to 6%
    95% LTV on cash out refinancing
    No minimum credit scores
    Liberal credit guidelines
    No prepayment penalties
    SFR, Condo’s, Town Homes, and Manufactured
    Seller contributions of up to 6%
    Non-occupying cosigners
    Higher income to debt ratios
    Loans are assumable

    February 4, 2008 at 3:27 PM #148203
    jpinpb
    Participant

    These terms are going to make people go on another shopping spree. Once it gets going again, we’re looking to a few more years before the prices come down again. No prepayment penalties. That’ll help people. Down payment assistance. That’ll help people. Assumable loans. What more can you ask for.

    97% LTV on Purchases
    Down Payment Assistance of up to 6%
    95% LTV on cash out refinancing
    No minimum credit scores
    Liberal credit guidelines
    No prepayment penalties
    SFR, Condo’s, Town Homes, and Manufactured
    Seller contributions of up to 6%
    Non-occupying cosigners
    Higher income to debt ratios
    Loans are assumable

    February 4, 2008 at 3:27 PM #148225
    jpinpb
    Participant

    These terms are going to make people go on another shopping spree. Once it gets going again, we’re looking to a few more years before the prices come down again. No prepayment penalties. That’ll help people. Down payment assistance. That’ll help people. Assumable loans. What more can you ask for.

    97% LTV on Purchases
    Down Payment Assistance of up to 6%
    95% LTV on cash out refinancing
    No minimum credit scores
    Liberal credit guidelines
    No prepayment penalties
    SFR, Condo’s, Town Homes, and Manufactured
    Seller contributions of up to 6%
    Non-occupying cosigners
    Higher income to debt ratios
    Loans are assumable

    February 4, 2008 at 3:27 PM #148237
    jpinpb
    Participant

    These terms are going to make people go on another shopping spree. Once it gets going again, we’re looking to a few more years before the prices come down again. No prepayment penalties. That’ll help people. Down payment assistance. That’ll help people. Assumable loans. What more can you ask for.

    97% LTV on Purchases
    Down Payment Assistance of up to 6%
    95% LTV on cash out refinancing
    No minimum credit scores
    Liberal credit guidelines
    No prepayment penalties
    SFR, Condo’s, Town Homes, and Manufactured
    Seller contributions of up to 6%
    Non-occupying cosigners
    Higher income to debt ratios
    Loans are assumable

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