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ZERO MONEY DOWN/ TRADITIONAL LOAN ONLY 5% DOWN
Hello BP!
I went to my local credit union today (Gulf Winds Federal Credit Union) and asked many questions about loans and credit. I found they have a new, and most likely permanent, 100%, no money down, mortgage financing program; it is based off of credit score and it tier's as so:
740 & up: 4.125%
700-739: 4.625%
670-699: 5.625%
They also have a traditional loan program that starts from 4.125% (credit score 740 & up) with only 5% down.
(neither of these have mortgage insurance fyi)
So to recap: with credit of 740 or above, you can 100% finance for 4.125% or 5% down for the SAME amount.
So what do you think? Amazing? Unimpressive? Something I am missing?
look it up at https://www.gogulfwinds.com/loans/mortgage/
thank you for any feedback!
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Very nice, this does seem like an owner-occupied program. Either way that is awesome and it really seems like they are loosening up a lot. I wonder what kind of fees are associated with that loan. Don't think you'll get a 30 year fixed rate with that program though. Do you know what the terms are?