Wednesday, June 20, 2012

New Changes From FHA Could Effect You...


Remember a couple of months ago when I told you that FHA changed their guidelines on collection accounts? 
…namely that if your aggregate collections exceed $1,000 you had to pay off all your collections?
Then FHA decided to put off this change until July 1st 2012.
Now they are doing away with this change all together. …This news came out yesterday.
It’s good news. This collection policy would have significantly limited the pool of borrowers that would qualify for an FHA loan.
It would have hurt the housing market, and the economy.
So, FHA is basically reverting back to the guidelines that existed prior to their initial change announcement. 
If you have some older collections and want to buy a house – it may well be doable! 
Give me a call or shoot me an email and let me take a look at your situation.   
Have a good day today!  …and thanks for reading.
Brett
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Thursday, June 14, 2012

IF YOU CHANGING JOBS AND WANT A MORTGAGE…


If you are in the process of changing jobs during the process of getting a mortgage keep this in mind…
The underwriter will want to see your first pay check at the new job at a minimum, and often they will want to see your first 30 days of paychecks.
The underwriter isn’t trying to make your life difficult by asking for your new paychecks. …This is a common guideline in the mortgage industry.
There is one circumstance where you can change jobs and not have to supply your new pay check prior to approval… 
If you continue to work for the same company, but you are just changing jobs within that company then you won’t have to produce a new paycheck.
If you have more questions on this – don’t hesitate to give me a call or shoot me an email! 

Have a good day today!  …and thanks for reading.
Brett

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Monday, June 11, 2012

ONE OF THE BEST LOAN PROGRAMS AVAILABLE TO YOU…


Want to buy a nice home in the country or outlying suburb with no money down?
I’ve got ‘ya covered!
Here’s some great reasons to use our USDA program…
Up to 100% of the Appraised Value – Total LTV of 102% -
Difference of sales price and appraised value can be used for closing cost
No Down Payment Required
No Cash Reserve Requirement. No cash contribution requirement
Unlimited seller concessions
Unrestricted gifts, not necessary to document source, no seasoning
First time home buyers allowed, but not limited to first time home buyers
Minimum credit allowed is 620
Completed Short Sales are NOT regarded as a foreclosure or negative credit. We will need a clear CAIVRS and an adequate letter of explanation
Collections over 1 year may not need to be paid (cannot be a pattern and depends upon credit score). 
Non-traditional credit may substitute for lack of credit history
Repair Escrow financed in loan up to $10,000 or 10% of loan
Ratios as high as 33/45 with Compensating Factors
Investor Properties – No Seasoning – need 24 month chain of title

Have a good day today!  …and thanks for reading.
Brett
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