All Forum Posts by: Vanessa Ng

i personally am going with the HELOC, the rate on my first mortgage is just too low to refi for cash out. Check out PNC bank , they offer some pretty low rates. They even have a fixed rate HELOC option.

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Hi Adam,

I might have an investor that might be able to help you out. I will reach out to him on Monday and get back with you!

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Hi Lexi,

You can only get 6% concessions on FHA. Please note the 6% can only goes towards your pre-paids and closing costs and NOT your 3.5% down payment. The FHA 3.5% down payment must come from your own funds OR gift funds. Let me know if you have any additional questions.

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Quote from @James Lian:

@Vanessa Ng I see. That would be very hard to qualify for considering a property like that would cost around 550k-600k and considering we are trying to do 5% down w/ interest rate around 5.875%...

P&I: 3,287.47

HOI: 250

Tax: 902

MI: 200

Total: 4,639

If there is an income limit how would they expect to make that work with the DTI? The only other income would be the expected rental income which we can use 75% of. But I am not sure even with that we could make it work with the DTI assuming there are no other liabilities. Do you want to take a crack at it for me? I see that you are a nationwide lender.

Hey James, I sent you a message

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Dallas, Texas

HomePossible has income limits, check the income limit based on where you want to purchase. If your income exceeds the HomePossible income limits , you wont be able to go HomePossible

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Dallas, Texas

Hi Patrick,

Do you happen to know why the condo is considered non-warrantable?

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Nashville, Tennessee

For conventional if you're going to be living in one of the units you can do 15% for 2 units. On a 3-4 unit property, you'll need 25% down.

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Dallas, Texas

Sometimes the Desktop Underwriting (DU) findings might still come back requesting only 1 year taxes. From my experience, having excellent credit helps with the DU findings coming back asking for 1 year taxes only. Prior to becoming self employed, were you in the same line of field? If so , there's a good chance you could go 1 year taxes, assuming income is consistent if not trending higher.

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Los Angeles County, California

Quote from @Ryan Blankenship:

I have a buyer that would like to buy a vacation home with 10% down, but the property is 969k and considered a "Jumbo-loan". Under this categorization, local lenders are requiring 20% down. Any recommendations on how to keep a 10% down payment?

10% is doable with 710 fico , 43% DTI , and 6 months reserves

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Columbus, Ohio

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