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ParticipantHow far along are you? Has appraisal been done? You might want to check out aimloan.com and do application online as they are local and pretty easy to work with. They should be able to close in 30 days or less.
I recently used them as a backup on a refi in case my current lender didn’t come through. Their 5% 0pt has low closing costs and payment is almost the same with PMI.
Loan Information February 09, 2011 – 4:25 PM PT
Amount: $405,700
Purchase Price: $450,900
State: California
County: San Diego
City: All
Escrow/Impounds? Yes
Loan Purpose: Purchase
Property Use: Primary Residence
Property Type: Single Family Home
Lock Period: 30 Day30 Year Fixed Rate
5.000%-rate
0.000%-pts
5.426%-apr
$3,589.57-closing costs
$2,387.50-payment with pmiFebruary 7, 2011 at 2:51 PM in reply to: What would you do? 4.75 with 196K to close OR 5.00 with 126K to close #663460ParticipantB unless you have plenty of savings. Might also consider cost of buying down rate to 4.875 instead of the $5k for 4.75
February 7, 2011 at 2:51 PM in reply to: What would you do? 4.75 with 196K to close OR 5.00 with 126K to close #663522ParticipantB unless you have plenty of savings. Might also consider cost of buying down rate to 4.875 instead of the $5k for 4.75
February 7, 2011 at 2:51 PM in reply to: What would you do? 4.75 with 196K to close OR 5.00 with 126K to close #664128ParticipantB unless you have plenty of savings. Might also consider cost of buying down rate to 4.875 instead of the $5k for 4.75
February 7, 2011 at 2:51 PM in reply to: What would you do? 4.75 with 196K to close OR 5.00 with 126K to close #664265ParticipantB unless you have plenty of savings. Might also consider cost of buying down rate to 4.875 instead of the $5k for 4.75
February 7, 2011 at 2:51 PM in reply to: What would you do? 4.75 with 196K to close OR 5.00 with 126K to close #664604ParticipantB unless you have plenty of savings. Might also consider cost of buying down rate to 4.875 instead of the $5k for 4.75
ParticipantNot too fishy at all, just reality. Can’t wait until a few more years when hopefully everyone will stop talking about peak pricing because it was all bs
ParticipantNot too fishy at all, just reality. Can’t wait until a few more years when hopefully everyone will stop talking about peak pricing because it was all bs
ParticipantNot too fishy at all, just reality. Can’t wait until a few more years when hopefully everyone will stop talking about peak pricing because it was all bs
ParticipantNot too fishy at all, just reality. Can’t wait until a few more years when hopefully everyone will stop talking about peak pricing because it was all bs
ParticipantNot too fishy at all, just reality. Can’t wait until a few more years when hopefully everyone will stop talking about peak pricing because it was all bs
ParticipantI hate articles such as this because they don’t share specific details. I understand bringing $7500 to settlement, but $140k to settlement by clearing out all your savings sounds a little fishy. Must not have been non recourse or they made a dumb decision as it would have taken years for higher interest rate to get to that $140k
ParticipantI hate articles such as this because they don’t share specific details. I understand bringing $7500 to settlement, but $140k to settlement by clearing out all your savings sounds a little fishy. Must not have been non recourse or they made a dumb decision as it would have taken years for higher interest rate to get to that $140k
ParticipantI hate articles such as this because they don’t share specific details. I understand bringing $7500 to settlement, but $140k to settlement by clearing out all your savings sounds a little fishy. Must not have been non recourse or they made a dumb decision as it would have taken years for higher interest rate to get to that $140k
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