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I currently have one property that I rent out, i have owned it since Jan and been renting it out since then, small payment on it on 500 month 70,000 place cheapy, been on my job for 3+ years, make 100k+ annually, aces for credit, no lates or anything, I have the ability to put money down but would prefer not to, looking at homes in the 150's-200's, what are my chances of getting a 100% mortgage and if so what kind of rate am I looking at?
thx,
Nate
XtremeVision
05-23-2008, 09:58 PM
No sir.
3% FHA or 5% fannie...
1Fast AWD
05-24-2008, 08:28 PM
Even Fannie is dropping on a lot of their programs to 90% so just be careful but Nate is right with the numbers. Your best bet is FHA at 3%, credit score doesnt matter and can go up to 6% closing costs if needed.
0% chance you'll be getting a 0% down loan any time soon.
You make over 100k anually? WTF? Wait 2 months and slap a downpayment on an FHA loan or something.
Strangeholliday
05-24-2008, 09:08 PM
agreed with your income being over the hillsborough median income, You're best bet is an FHA loan at 3 % down payment.. 150k home? 3 % is what? 4800 hundred bucks?
Either way, Honestly, Fannie mae loans are pretty much done. IF someone calls me and wants to refi or purchase, If the LTV is over 80 % I always take it FHA
I can put more than 3% down right now, i just prefer not to, found a couple of homes, anyone know a good mortgage broker,
thx,
nate
1Fast AWD
05-26-2008, 09:41 AM
Sorry wrong thread
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