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January 5, 2012

when buying a new home, should we go with the lender that works with the co. of the homes or our own lender ?

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Question by towtruck 01: when buying a new home, should we go with the lender that works with the co. of the homes or our own lender ?
I think the lender that works with the new homes is trying to screw us. $ 15,000 in incentives is what he says we’re getting but closing costs will cost est. $ 12,900. Also on loan application no mention of incentives or amount of my yearly income and he wants me to sign loan app.

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Answer by pudn36
Don’t sign it. Do they know you have money? Closing costs should not be any more than 5 to 10% of purchase price. Is there 2 lenders trying to get you the like loan? Thats good you are reading the fine lines. Plus how many realtors are involved? I’ve never heard anyone getting incentives other than lowering your points (interest rate). But after you sign it they jack up the interest rate up. Is this an engross only loan? Forget it, you’ll be in debt for the rest of your life. Is it an attribute card loan? Find your own in every circumstance, never hire one that the seller or realtor suggests. The younger you are the more they see you coming and going. Especially if this is you first home purchase. Talk to a financial consultant. Don’t hire a lawyer, they won’t do a thing. Tell the crows to go away and burn the ink pen.



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December 21, 2011

Who pays closing costs on a lender owned home?

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Question by : Who paying closing costs on a lender owned home?
Would it be the bank selling that home or the buyer? Or just does it take a tough negotiator to make the bank pay?

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Answer by Chrys
You do…the bank is going to pay NOTHING…they don’t negotiate either. You buy foreclosed you buy what you see, and what the bank wants.



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December 18, 2011

Q&A: If my 2nd home forecloses, and my 2nd mortgage on my 1st home is with that same lender, what will happen?

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Question by Todd S: If my 2nd home forecloses, and my 2nd mortgage on my 1st home is with that same lender, what will happen?
2 mortgages on the primary home that will remain in good standing (no late payments). The 2nd mortgage is with the same lender as the investment house. If the investment house forecloses with negative equity, will the first home be in jeopardy?

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Answer by Chillin K
Talk to the lender. Also talk to a lawyer. If you can transfer the second home to a business that you own before it goes into foreclosure, it may not count against you. The business will have to be incorporated.



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October 11, 2011

Q&A: If you put a deposit for a new home and the builders lender does not approve you do you get your money back?

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Question by Cesar F: If you put a deposit for a new home and the builders lender does not approve you do you get your money back?
I was going to purchase a home from a swollen known builder and I was going through their preffered lender but I wasn’t approved. Now before all the lending handled went through I placed a deposit to hold the home and it was going to go towards closing costs. But the builder is saying that they cannot give any portion of my deposit back, because of the time. It’s been only 2 months.

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Answer by Thick Chick
nope



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October 7, 2011

Q&A: I am divorced and must let my mobile home be returned to the lender. What can I expect?

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Question by letsgoresearching: I am divorced and must let my mobile home be returned to the lender. What can I expect?
I have since remarried. My previous husband and I still have an individual broad mobile home that we co-own. I have taken on the responsibility of this, although it remains in both our names. I can’t continue to pay for this mobile home and want to return it to the lender. What are the consequences of this. It is in Alabama.

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Answer by jepa8196
It will of course put a kink in your credit. But what the lender will do is try and sell it. If they don’t get what you owe, you will have to pay the difference. Have you tried to sell it? As long as you’re willing to infect it up, sell it to someone to just take over the payments and then you’ll be in the clear. Good luck, what ever you decide to do.



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October 2, 2011

Q&A: who is the best home loan lender for first time buyer in michigan?

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Question by sublimeangell: who is the best home loan lender for first time buyer in michigan?
first of all i am active duty in the marine corps (2 years left), i dont want to use my va loan yet. my credit is not great and i do not have much to put down only a couple thousand. what should i do? thank youmy credit score is 660, is that bad.

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Answer by Steve M
What you should do is seek out a lender with FHA financing. FHA is about the only zero down payment program today. It is technically a 3% down program, however you can have that paid for as well through various techniques. Again consult a lender that is very familiar with FHA, as well as your real estate agent because he/she needs to structure the contract a certain way for FHA loans to take advantage of it. As far as your credit score, FHA does not have a minimum credit score limit. Your ability to re-pay the loan is the single determining factor with a FHA loan. Your credit score of 660 is not to bad. It could use some improvement, but certainly not horrible. So to re-cap; FHA loans are becoming more and more popular due to tighter lending requirements with conventional. There are ways to get a home with zero or very little down. There also is a reduced mortgage insurance monthly premium. I see that being a perfect loan for you.



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September 28, 2011

Q&A: When am I tied up to a LENDER during home loan process ?

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Question by johnpau2009: When am I tied up to a LENDER during home loan process ?
I am shopping for home loan.I have seen several populating giving some online quotes.Now after I send my info and application to the lender and they run the impute check and give me rates.1) When exactly am I tied up to the LENDER ? after the rate lock or just after submitting my info the lender ?2) Or can I move to another Lender anytime I want to ?So until the closing date I am not tied up to any LENDER ? good

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Answer by golferwhoworks
you can move at any time but the process starts over so not the best thing to do in any event.See all lenders must secure the money on the loan when it is locked. It can effectuate the lenders pull through ratios



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