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ParticipantHeres a good way to put it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZeMVw_K5FUNovember 16, 2007 at 3:31 PM in reply to: 1st time buyer, Good credit. Small $$. Veteran qualified. #100296sd_matt
ParticipantRight on! What you folks are saying is starting to echo what the lady at Wells told me, more or less.
I’ll look into the military Credit Unions also. Beating the pavement is inevitable but this helps me narrow things down and screen out the BS loan agents.
Yeah I’ve read about ChaFa. There is another one for downtown through Centre City Development Corporation. It goes up to $75k down or 25%, whichever is less. Of course downtown has some more crashing to do before I would want to use even this loan. Then there’s the MCC. I believe there is another silent second program for the rest of SD county. Not sure. Maybe its ChaFa I’m thinking about.
November 16, 2007 at 3:31 PM in reply to: 1st time buyer, Good credit. Small $$. Veteran qualified. #100376sd_matt
ParticipantRight on! What you folks are saying is starting to echo what the lady at Wells told me, more or less.
I’ll look into the military Credit Unions also. Beating the pavement is inevitable but this helps me narrow things down and screen out the BS loan agents.
Yeah I’ve read about ChaFa. There is another one for downtown through Centre City Development Corporation. It goes up to $75k down or 25%, whichever is less. Of course downtown has some more crashing to do before I would want to use even this loan. Then there’s the MCC. I believe there is another silent second program for the rest of SD county. Not sure. Maybe its ChaFa I’m thinking about.
November 16, 2007 at 3:31 PM in reply to: 1st time buyer, Good credit. Small $$. Veteran qualified. #100393sd_matt
ParticipantRight on! What you folks are saying is starting to echo what the lady at Wells told me, more or less.
I’ll look into the military Credit Unions also. Beating the pavement is inevitable but this helps me narrow things down and screen out the BS loan agents.
Yeah I’ve read about ChaFa. There is another one for downtown through Centre City Development Corporation. It goes up to $75k down or 25%, whichever is less. Of course downtown has some more crashing to do before I would want to use even this loan. Then there’s the MCC. I believe there is another silent second program for the rest of SD county. Not sure. Maybe its ChaFa I’m thinking about.
November 16, 2007 at 3:31 PM in reply to: 1st time buyer, Good credit. Small $$. Veteran qualified. #100407sd_matt
ParticipantRight on! What you folks are saying is starting to echo what the lady at Wells told me, more or less.
I’ll look into the military Credit Unions also. Beating the pavement is inevitable but this helps me narrow things down and screen out the BS loan agents.
Yeah I’ve read about ChaFa. There is another one for downtown through Centre City Development Corporation. It goes up to $75k down or 25%, whichever is less. Of course downtown has some more crashing to do before I would want to use even this loan. Then there’s the MCC. I believe there is another silent second program for the rest of SD county. Not sure. Maybe its ChaFa I’m thinking about.
November 16, 2007 at 3:31 PM in reply to: 1st time buyer, Good credit. Small $$. Veteran qualified. #100409sd_matt
ParticipantRight on! What you folks are saying is starting to echo what the lady at Wells told me, more or less.
I’ll look into the military Credit Unions also. Beating the pavement is inevitable but this helps me narrow things down and screen out the BS loan agents.
Yeah I’ve read about ChaFa. There is another one for downtown through Centre City Development Corporation. It goes up to $75k down or 25%, whichever is less. Of course downtown has some more crashing to do before I would want to use even this loan. Then there’s the MCC. I believe there is another silent second program for the rest of SD county. Not sure. Maybe its ChaFa I’m thinking about.
November 15, 2007 at 6:53 PM in reply to: 1st time buyer, Good credit. Small $$. Veteran qualified. #99927sd_matt
ParticipantI agree with you guys about timing. I’ll be waiting at least six months before I buy. I’ve read some people saying that 2000-01 prices are possible. It certainly looks like it but we’ll see. I started this thread to hear from some people with experience.
The loan broker at Wells told me that I can add a conventional loan to cover what the VA may not cover (here I’m thinking of the 2nd property down the road). I.e. If I want to buy a 2nd property at 300k and the VA will only cover 100k then I can get a conventional for 200k or vice versa. Am I understanding that right?
I’m assuming the loan restrictions would at this point be more restrictive than that.
November 15, 2007 at 6:53 PM in reply to: 1st time buyer, Good credit. Small $$. Veteran qualified. #100005sd_matt
ParticipantI agree with you guys about timing. I’ll be waiting at least six months before I buy. I’ve read some people saying that 2000-01 prices are possible. It certainly looks like it but we’ll see. I started this thread to hear from some people with experience.
The loan broker at Wells told me that I can add a conventional loan to cover what the VA may not cover (here I’m thinking of the 2nd property down the road). I.e. If I want to buy a 2nd property at 300k and the VA will only cover 100k then I can get a conventional for 200k or vice versa. Am I understanding that right?
I’m assuming the loan restrictions would at this point be more restrictive than that.
November 15, 2007 at 6:53 PM in reply to: 1st time buyer, Good credit. Small $$. Veteran qualified. #100023sd_matt
ParticipantI agree with you guys about timing. I’ll be waiting at least six months before I buy. I’ve read some people saying that 2000-01 prices are possible. It certainly looks like it but we’ll see. I started this thread to hear from some people with experience.
The loan broker at Wells told me that I can add a conventional loan to cover what the VA may not cover (here I’m thinking of the 2nd property down the road). I.e. If I want to buy a 2nd property at 300k and the VA will only cover 100k then I can get a conventional for 200k or vice versa. Am I understanding that right?
I’m assuming the loan restrictions would at this point be more restrictive than that.
November 15, 2007 at 6:53 PM in reply to: 1st time buyer, Good credit. Small $$. Veteran qualified. #100036sd_matt
ParticipantI agree with you guys about timing. I’ll be waiting at least six months before I buy. I’ve read some people saying that 2000-01 prices are possible. It certainly looks like it but we’ll see. I started this thread to hear from some people with experience.
The loan broker at Wells told me that I can add a conventional loan to cover what the VA may not cover (here I’m thinking of the 2nd property down the road). I.e. If I want to buy a 2nd property at 300k and the VA will only cover 100k then I can get a conventional for 200k or vice versa. Am I understanding that right?
I’m assuming the loan restrictions would at this point be more restrictive than that.
November 15, 2007 at 6:53 PM in reply to: 1st time buyer, Good credit. Small $$. Veteran qualified. #100039sd_matt
ParticipantI agree with you guys about timing. I’ll be waiting at least six months before I buy. I’ve read some people saying that 2000-01 prices are possible. It certainly looks like it but we’ll see. I started this thread to hear from some people with experience.
The loan broker at Wells told me that I can add a conventional loan to cover what the VA may not cover (here I’m thinking of the 2nd property down the road). I.e. If I want to buy a 2nd property at 300k and the VA will only cover 100k then I can get a conventional for 200k or vice versa. Am I understanding that right?
I’m assuming the loan restrictions would at this point be more restrictive than that.
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