[PadreBrian]

[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]
Zero Down Zero Closing,

DR Horton is doing something interesting in the T.V. these days, they are doing their own Financing and offering zero down and zero closing costs, they have been real aggressive in the T.V. with price reductions early on moving before most of the other builders did. This I think for them will be a big advantage and a very smart move. Going to be hard to compete with zero down zero closing builder financing these days. And at these price levels in the T.V. I think they are not going to have a lot of these come back to Haunt them.
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Yeah wierd stuff…here’s the disclaimer:
Above numbers are estimates only. Actual costs may vary. Monthly payments are based on the following: 5.99% (6.464% APR) interest rate on a FHA 30-year fixed mortgage for 97% of the purchase price with 3% down payment assistance from Genesis with all closing costs paid by seller. Special loan financing being offered by Seller’s preferred lender, DHI Mortgage, CA Dept of Real Estate License #4130364, and available only for select homes at the above listed communities that are scheduled to close escrow within the next 30 days. Special financing requires full documentation (income, assets) verified and subject to credit approval with a minimum 720 FICO score.

http://www.drhortonzero.com/

[PadreBrian]

hahahaha!

http://www.casperidx.com/search_results.php?site_id=990&name=&email=&phone=&type_keeper=type_0&class_id=1&Submit=Search+Properties&area%5B%5D=all&bedrooms=3&bathrooms=2&price_range_low=&price_range_high=&sqft_min=&sqft_max=&acres_min=&acres_max=&street_name=&mls=&srt=&listing_count=10

[PadreBrian]

hahahaha!

http://www.casperidx.com/search_results.php?site_id=990&name=&email=&phone=&type_keeper=type_0&class_id=1&Submit=Search+Properties&area%5B%5D=all&bedrooms=3&bathrooms=2&price_range_low=&price_range_high=&sqft_min=&sqft_max=&acres_min=&acres_max=&street_name=&mls=&srt=&listing_count=10

[PadreBrian]

hahahaha!

http://www.casperidx.com/search_results.php?site_id=990&name=&email=&phone=&type_keeper=type_0&class_id=1&Submit=Search+Properties&area%5B%5D=all&bedrooms=3&bathrooms=2&price_range_low=&price_range_high=&sqft_min=&sqft_max=&acres_min=&acres_max=&street_name=&mls=&srt=&listing_count=10

[PadreBrian]

hahahaha!

http://www.casperidx.com/search_results.php?site_id=990&name=&email=&phone=&type_keeper=type_0&class_id=1&Submit=Search+Properties&area%5B%5D=all&bedrooms=3&bathrooms=2&price_range_low=&price_range_high=&sqft_min=&sqft_max=&acres_min=&acres_max=&street_name=&mls=&srt=&listing_count=10

[PadreBrian]

hahahaha!

http://www.casperidx.com/search_results.php?site_id=990&name=&email=&phone=&type_keeper=type_0&class_id=1&Submit=Search+Properties&area%5B%5D=all&bedrooms=3&bathrooms=2&price_range_low=&price_range_high=&sqft_min=&sqft_max=&acres_min=&acres_max=&street_name=&mls=&srt=&listing_count=10

[PadreBrian]

If they made it for the last 3 years, 200 bucks a month more for a 30 year fixed is doable.

For the people with option arms who weren’t able to make it to Oct 08, then they have been weeded out. We’ll know by February how many people are converting to the new FHA 30 year fixed loans.

[PadreBrian]

If they made it for the last 3 years, 200 bucks a month more for a 30 year fixed is doable.

For the people with option arms who weren’t able to make it to Oct 08, then they have been weeded out. We’ll know by February how many people are converting to the new FHA 30 year fixed loans.

[PadreBrian]

If they made it for the last 3 years, 200 bucks a month more for a 30 year fixed is doable.

For the people with option arms who weren’t able to make it to Oct 08, then they have been weeded out. We’ll know by February how many people are converting to the new FHA 30 year fixed loans.

[PadreBrian]

If they made it for the last 3 years, 200 bucks a month more for a 30 year fixed is doable.

For the people with option arms who weren’t able to make it to Oct 08, then they have been weeded out. We’ll know by February how many people are converting to the new FHA 30 year fixed loans.

[PadreBrian]

If they made it for the last 3 years, 200 bucks a month more for a 30 year fixed is doable.

For the people with option arms who weren’t able to make it to Oct 08, then they have been weeded out. We’ll know by February how many people are converting to the new FHA 30 year fixed loans.

[PadreBrian]

I suspect the housing bailout will help..but only the bastards who did get the option-arm loans. I can’t fault them for working “the system” but they fuct everyone else.

In the example above the NEW monthly FHA 30-year fix loan of $2,210.26 is only 200 bucks higher than the old option-arm payment of $2,053. It’s a no brainer. These borrows will do the switch in droves.

[PadreBrian]

I suspect the housing bailout will help..but only the bastards who did get the option-arm loans. I can’t fault them for working “the system” but they fuct everyone else.

In the example above the NEW monthly FHA 30-year fix loan of $2,210.26 is only 200 bucks higher than the old option-arm payment of $2,053. It’s a no brainer. These borrows will do the switch in droves.

[PadreBrian]

I suspect the housing bailout will help..but only the bastards who did get the option-arm loans. I can’t fault them for working “the system” but they fuct everyone else.

In the example above the NEW monthly FHA 30-year fix loan of $2,210.26 is only 200 bucks higher than the old option-arm payment of $2,053. It’s a no brainer. These borrows will do the switch in droves.

[PadreBrian]

I suspect the housing bailout will help..but only the bastards who did get the option-arm loans. I can’t fault them for working “the system” but they fuct everyone else.

In the example above the NEW monthly FHA 30-year fix loan of $2,210.26 is only 200 bucks higher than the old option-arm payment of $2,053. It’s a no brainer. These borrows will do the switch in droves.

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