Showing posts with label conventional. Show all posts
Showing posts with label conventional. Show all posts

2/09/2016

Mortgage after Foreclosure


A couple of people asked me about buying a home after foreclosure or short sale. We have a loan that a yea r after the event even a Bankruptcy we can offer a mortgage. You must demonstrate you paid your rents on time past twelve months. With 12 months reserves we can loan up to 85%. OR eight percent with three months reserves

Home Again product is a great loan for Borrowers to get into the market now. 
Usual waiting periods are as follows:
Foreclosure: 7 years conventional loan, 3 years FHA 2 Years VA and 3 years USDA. 
Short Sale: 4 years conventional, 3 years FHA, no wait VA, 3 years USDA

Rates are higher on this product than government loans.

The investor expects as soon as the “waiting period” ends the loan is running off hence the higher rates. DON’T LET THIS SCARE YOU AWAY.

Sometimes paying a higher rate for THE RIGHT PROPERTY (kitchen, backyard, pool, sunset etc…) TODAY beats buying the JUST OK one in the future. Limited supply means you have to buy when the RIGHT PROPERTY comes on the market. Yes you might pay $18,000 in higher interest for 12 months (which is tax deductible). So what, it beats buying an inferior property in 12 months and having to improve it $45,000 because there is nothing on the market

There are more people in the penalty box than you think. Just because your borrower didn’t lose their primary residence doesn’t mean that pesky foreclosure on that vacation home in the desert, mountains or lake  isn’t hindering their ability to upsize or downsize.



12/16/2015

Asset Documentation for Mortgage Loans

Asset Documentation Facts

ASSET DOCUMENTATION FAQ
NSF’s
1) In regards to non sufficient funds NSFs and pulling money from an attached savings account - FHA HOC has stated if it has an account set up, the borrowers account pulls the OD and there are no fee's it is not considered an NSF?
a. Yes, that would be correct. Not a derogatory situation.

UTMA accounts
2) What about an account that has ITF (In Trust for)
a. That could be an acceptable account to use for transactional funds. Depends on the account owners.

3) I have used a UTMA as long as the funds were transferred to the buyers own account. Is this acceptable?
a. Not for conventional loans.
b. FHA - case by case with review by underwriting manager.

4) Going back to UTMA accounts, if the funds are transferred into the borrower’s account, can they be used.
a. Conventional programs - no
b. Government programs - case by case with management direction.
401K loans /reserves

5) Guidelines have stated in the past, if the loan is secured by a 401k if we are not obtaining this account and using it we now have to hit them with the loan is that accurate?
a. For 2100 program, yes, that is correct if the remaining balance of the asset does not support the amount of the loan against it. This is an investor overlay, not a Fannie or Freddie requirement.

6) Regarding 401K loans, we only need to hit them with the loan payment (if they don't have at least the amount of the loan amount remaining as their balance) on Conventional & Jumbo only, correct?
a. This is a Chase requirement for both conforming and non-conforming loans and is therefore an overlay to our generic programs.

7) Regarding reserves that are needed for a 30 day account, does it have to be liquid or can an IRA, 401k and/or stock account be used?
a. Any asset that would qualify as reserves.

8) Regarding 401k's as reserves, I believe we used to use 401k's if they had hardship OR loan availability, can you please clarify/confirm that we are now only allowed to use a 401k if they have hardship?
a. You can use as reserves as long as the borrower can access a hardship withdrawal or a loan, using only the amount of the maximum loan available.

9) Can we get clarification of the 401K used as reserves? We have accepted reserves that were in the form of an available loan only and used just the available loan balance, not 60% because the available loan was less. Is that not acceptable?
a. Researching revealed that is acceptable.

10) Can we get some additional clarification on the terms of withdraw. We are collecting specific to the employer’s plan.
a. Yes, that is correct.
Gifts
11) Are both owners of the Donor account required to sign the gift letter?
a. One owner is sufficient.
12) Why is a cousin not considered an acceptable donor?
a. They are not on the FHA list of relatives. They may qualify under the category of a close friend with a clearly defined and documented interest in the Borrower.
13) Regarding gift funds on FHA, the email stated if the gift funds were already deposited into the borrower bank account we were to use LP only. Not on all gifts. Can you please clarify?
a. You are correct.

14) Gift deposited on FHA using DU, it never said we had to use LP only.

16) How do we verify or determine an amount on a "large deposit" into a donor's account when we don't know their income to come up with the large deposit amount?
a. Underwriter's discretion - any deposit prior to the gift giving date if similar to the gift amount or not identifiable as donor's income/payroll.
17) Run LP for FHA loans with gift funds OR with gift funds already deposited to borrowers account?
a. For gift funds already deposited to borrower's account, please use LP.
18) On a gift letter - if the donor money comes from a joint account are we requiring that both donor's sign the gift letter?
a. One donor is sufficient.
19) Can the gift donor be a cousin?
a. No, a cousin is not considered a relative under FHA guidelines. They would have to qualify as a close friend with a clearly defined and documented interest in the Borrower.

20) Can the gift donor be a future father in law?
a. He would not fall under family. The future part makes him ineligible. But for FHA would qualify as an acceptable gift donor if they can document he is a close friend with a clearly defined and documented interest in the borrower.
21) If the donor signs a statement stating no deposits have come from another person in the transaction do they still have to source the deposits?
a. Underwriter discretion depending on the size of the deposits, etc.
22) On a gift, we have to document the donor’s ability to gift even if it is a Conventional loan?
a. No, just on FHA loans.
23) So the donor’s ability is only on FHA.
a. Yes.
24) Home in 5 gift funds do we need to run LP?
a. Recommend running LP for all FHA loans with gift funds.
25) Donor's ability is also on USDA, correct?
a. Yes, and gift cannot be used for reserves.
Large Deposits
26) LARGE DEPOSITS: How does the UW determine what can or cannot be disallowed to remain under program 2100?
a. Funds not needed for cash to close or reserves but need a borrower explanation for the deposit(s) and why it cannot be documented.
27) If there is a large deposit from an unsecured line of credit and borrower has since depleted it are we ok as is to use the recent balance?
a. If the unacceptable funds have been spent outside of our transaction requirements, then you can consider the current balance in the asset account.

28) Is large deposit considered over $100, or $500, or $1000?
a. Please consult the large deposit policy in each program matrix.
Acceptable Receipt of Documentation
29) Are bank screen shots acceptable? i.e it's not a cell phone screen, and it's not a pdf printout but it does show the url via the screen shot, is that acceptable?
a. As long as it contains all the required information, ie: account holder name, account number, and the 30 day/60 day history and covers all transaction types.
30) What if it is a 'scanned' document sent via phone.
a. OK if has URL or all required information
31) TD bank doesn't show the URL on them when we do a print out just FYI.
a. Then must obtain full bank statements
32) What happens when the running totals are not available? Not all banks have the running balance on their Transaction History.
a. Must have ending balance and all required information including URL.
33) I learned with a borrower that if the URL is not printing on the statements they print at home, have them adjust the header/footer and it will usually pop up.

34) Can you clarify if the transaction history alone (as long as it contains all necessary info) is sufficient, or if we need to also have an actual bank statement with the transaction history?
a. You have to have a statement to use with the transaction history as usually the transaction history does not show the full account number/bank information/borrowers full name or joint names. If you are using the transaction history it needs to have all that information and I would get it stamped by the bank to show it as certified….
35) What types of images should Borrowers not download?
HTML doesn't flow, cell phone pictures are blurry, GIF doesn't save 

36) Are Cell Phone images acceptable?
a. If Government / Conventional (non bond) – we accept any clear & complete copy of the document.
b. If it is Bond / Jumbo – we cannot accept documents from a cell image at this time.
Destiny Input
37) For the bank address, use the local branch address or the bank address on the statement?
a. Either is fine.
38) Certain jumbo investors require asset addresses on the 1003.
a. Asset addresses are required for all loans.
39) Is this Max Cash to Close, a pre-existing condition or are we to free hand this?
a. It is a default condition that you can change
40) Are you allowed to use last 4 digits of acct numbers?
a. No, please use the full account number.
41) Regarding the address that we use on the bank statement - do we use what is on the statements or the physical address they bank at locally?
a. Either is fine.
Secured Borrowed Funds
42) Do we need to add the address of the 401k company under the secured borrowed funds?
a. Yes, so QC can re-verify.

43) Can we get clarification on the amount we are using to determine if we hit the borrower with a payment for secured borrowed funds? Specifically, do we take the remaining balance multiplied by 60% then subtract the loan amount?
a. Value or balance of the account must be sufficient to repay the loan obligation. When the account balance is less than the loan balance, transaction requires payment to be included in DTI calculation. (ch)(No reduction % required).
Miscellaneous
44) What's an mri?
a. Minimum Required Investment.
45) Are there any situations where we can use a VOD in place of a bank statement if the borrower is unable to provide?
a. Conventional agency programs. Check the product matrices for specific investor programs.
46) If stamped statement from the bank....does every page have to be stamped?
a. Yes please.
47) If an Ex paid a debt off for the Buyer and they are not on good terms with the Buyer any longer and will not provide the source of paying the debt off, what is the next option?
a. Debt payoff can only come from a gift from a relative. Ex-spouse is not a relative. Payoff would be considered a concession or contribution to our transaction by an unacceptable source and the amount would be deducted from acquisition before determining the "lendable" mortgage amount.
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Mortgage Credit Report

Mortgage details and things I'm seeing regarding credit:

Forgiveness of debt in a modification is treated the same as short sale.
Wait is four years for conventional loans and three for FHA


Mortgage Credit reports should be read and interpreted by an expert. The lady in the credit union that takes your papers to be processed for a loan can misinterpret or miss read. It is vital to view a mortgage credit report on day one  with regards to derogatory credit events and the proper calculation for seasoning.

·      Fannie Mae only – The foreclosure seasoning can be reduced from 7 years to 4 years if the property is surrendered in the Chapter 7 bankruptcy.  Make sure the property is listed on the Chapter 7 form Debtor’s Statement of Intention and marked as surrendered.  This reduced seasoning does not apply for foreclosures that
occurred prior to the filing of the bankruptcy in which only an unsecured deficiency balance is listed in the bankruptcy.


·         All loan types – A HELOC settled for less than full balance can occur even if there is no short sale or foreclosure.  Lien Holders can be approached with a request to reduce the balance, or the Lien Holder may initiate the settlement.  Determine the property address associated with the HELOC or 2nd mortgage. Even if the borrower still owns the property, sufficient seasoning will be required as the lender has taken a aloss.  This would be considered a pre-foreclosure situation requiring 4 year seasoing for Fannie or Freddie, 3 year seasoning for FHA or USDA, and 2 year seasoning for VA, from the date of the settlement/foregiveness.



2/06/2015

Mortgage After Short Sale




Conventional Loan after Short Sale
Fannie Mae is unlike FHA, VA, and USDA where they have different mortgage lending guidelines on getting a conventional loan after short sale and deed in lieu of foreclosure. The Federal Housing Administration, FHA, looks at foreclosure and short sale the same as a regular foreclosure and the waiting period after short sale, deed in lieu of foreclosure, foreclosure is all the same. FHA guidelines on waiting period after short sale, deed in lieu of foreclosure, foreclosure is all three years to qualify for a FHA Loan: Three year mandatory waiting period after the recorded date of a foreclosure and deed in lieu of foreclosure and three year waiting period after the date of the short sale. There is a two year waiting period to qualify for a FHA Loan after bankruptcy. The waiting period starts from the discharge date of the bankruptcy.
PRICKLY SUBJECT  - BUY A HOME AFTER THE CRASH
With Fannie Mae, there is a 7 year waiting period after foreclosure to qualify for a conventional loan. However, to qualify for a conventional loan after short sale or deed in lieu of foreclosure, the waiting period drops to a 4 year waiting period and only a 5% down payment is required. Unlike FHA, VA, USDA, short sale and deed in lieu of foreclosure is treated much differently with Fannie Mae and those who have a short sale or deed in lieu of foreclosure are greatly rewarded than those who have a standard foreclosure.
What happened to 2 year waiting period after short sale with 20% down payment to qualify for Conventional Loan?
If you Google ” Waiting Period to qualify for conventional loan after short sale or deed in lieu of foreclosure”, you will get dozens and dozens of articles the first few pages that highlights that there is a 2 year waiting period to qualify for a conventional loan with 20% down payment. Unfortunately, all of those articles are now not accurate because Google has not updated the correct information or updated blogs from mortgage writers and bloggers. Just this past August, 2014, Fannie Mae has eliminated the 2 year waiting period after short sale and/or deed in lieu of foreclosure to qualify for a conventional loan with 20% down. Many home buyers who were nearing the 2 year waiting period mark after short sale or deed in lieu of foreclosure or trying to save the 20% down payment were just absolutely devastated since Fannie Mae came up with new mortgage lending guidelines on waiting periods after short sale and deed in lieu of foreclosure to qualify for a conventional loan.


FANNIE MAE Guidelines on waiting period after short sale, deed in lieu of foreclosure, foreclosure, bankruptcy

2015 FANNIE MAE guidelines with regards to waiting periods after short sale, deed in lieu of foreclosure, foreclosure, and bankruptcy to qualify for a conventional loan.
WAITING PERIOD AFTER SHORT SALE AND DEED IN LIEU OF FORECLOSURE TO QUALIFY FOR CONVENTIONAL LOAN: 
There is a 4 year mandatory waiting period after short sale and foreclosure to qualify for a conventional loan with 5% down payment and re-established credit after the short sale or deed in lieu of foreclosure with no late payments in the past 12 months. Most mortgage lenders do not want to see any late payments after the short sale or deed in lieu of foreclosure.
WAITING PERIOD AFTER FORECLOSURE: There is a mandatory waiting period of 7 years after foreclosure to qualify for a conventional loan from the recorded date of foreclosure with re-established credit after foreclosure and no late payments in the past 12 months. Most mortgage lenders have investor overlays that require no late payments after the foreclosure.
WAITING PERIOD AFTER BANKRUPTCY TO QUALIFY FOR CONVENTIONAL LOAN: There is a 4 year mandatory waiting period after bankruptcy to qualify for a conventional loan with re-established credit and no late payments in the past 12 months. Most mortgage lenders will have investor overlays where no late payments after bankruptcy will be necessary.
MORTGAGE PART OF BANKRUPTCY: If you had a mortgage part of your bankruptcy or foreclosure part of bankruptcy, there is a 4 year waiting period to qualify for a conventional loan with re-established credit and no late payments in the past 12 months. Many mortgage lenders will have internal mortgage lender overlays where they will require no late payments after your bankruptcy.



5/30/2014

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  • 5-year Adjustable-Rate Loan at 2.875% and 70% loan-to-value (LTV) is $829.79 with 1.125 points due at closing. The Annual Percentage Rate (APR) is 3.007%. After the initial sixty months, the principal and interest payment is $818.39. The fully indexed rate of 2.875% is in effect for the remaining 25 years and can change once every year for the remaining life of the loan. Payment does not include taxes and insurance premiums. The actual payment amount will be greater. Rate is variable and subject to change after 5 years. The loan is amortized over 30 years.
  • 30-Year Fixed-Rate Mortgage: The payment on a $200,000 30-year Fixed Rate Loan at 4.125% and 70% loan-to-value (LTV) is $969.3 with one point due at closing. The Annual Percentage Rate (APR) is 4.335%. Payment does not include taxes and insurance premiums. The actual payment amount will be greater. Based on conforming loan under $417,000.00
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    4/03/2014

    Freddie Tightens Underwriting AGAIN



    Freddie Mac rules for conversion of a property to investment or second home revised. More reserves for the property conversion are now required , and you will have to qualify with both payments and extra appraisals needed.

     

    Borrower converting Primary Residence to second home:

     

    If the Borrower is converting a Primary Residence to a second home, and purchasing a new Primary Residence, the following requirements apply:
     
    The monthly payment amount for the property being converted to a second home and the monthly housing expense for the subject property must be included in the monthly debt payment-to-income ratio in accordance with the requirements • The reserves requirements must be met.

     

    Borrower converting 1-unit Primary Residence to an Investment Property:

     If the Borrower is converting their 1-unit Primary Residence to an Investment Property and purchasing a new Primary Residence, the following requirements apply:


    The Seller can use rental income from the property being converted to qualify the Borrower, provided that:

    The loan-to-value (LTV)/total LTV (TLTV)/Home Equity Line of Credit TLTV (HTLTV) ratios of the property being converted are less than or equal to 70%, as evidenced by an appraisal with at least an exterior-only inspection that meets Freddie Mac requirements

     
    And the Borrower's federal income tax returns must reflect a two-year history of managing investment properties when a signed lease is used to determine the net rental income

    The rental income is documented with a copy of the fully executed lease and, in addition, the receipt of a security deposit from the tenant with evidence of the deposit into the Borrower's designated account

     

    Borrower converting 2- to 4-unit Primary Residence to an Investment Property:

     
    If the Borrower is converting their 2- to 4-unit Primary Residence to an Investment Property and purchasing a new Primary Residence, the following requirements apply:

    • The Seller can use a maximum of 75% of the gross rental income from the unit previously occupied by the Borrower to qualify the Borrower, provided that:

    o The LTV/TLTV/HTLTV ratios of the 2-to 4-unit property being converted are less than or equal to 70%, as evidenced by an appraisal with at least an exterior-only inspection that meets Freddie Mac requirements, and o The rental income is documented with a copy of the fully executed lease and the receipt of a security deposit from the tenant with evidence of the deposit into the Borrower's designated account • Rental income for the units not previously occupied by the Borrower may be used to qualify the Borrower

     

    Additional reserves required for Mortgages secured by Primary Residence when Borrower's current Primary Residence is pending sale or being converted to a second home or Investment Property:

    Pending sale or conversion of 1- to 4-unit Primary Residence to second home or Investment Property - Additional required reserves:

    • Six months for the subject property, and • Six months for property pending sale or being converted

     When loan-to-value (LTV)/total LTV (TLTV)/ Home Equity Line of Credit TLTV (HTLTV) ratios are <=70% for property pending sale or being converted:

    • Two months for the subject property, and • Two months for the property pending sale or being converted

    Translation:
    You are buying another home and not selling your current residence.
    You must have rental properties on your past two years taxes to be able to use any rents.
    If you do not own any rentals, you will need to qualify with both principle interest taxes insurance and Home Owner Association fees.
    Freddie Mac is tightening up once more for the millionth time. Fannie will follow suit on conventional loans.
    Tighten that belt on the American Home Buyer again Freddie.


     

     

    2/21/2014

    GRANTS to Buy a Home in California


    Down Payment Grant Gift




    Orange County INCOME LIMITS GENERAL NUMBERS

    FHA Max                                             

    $85,680 Riverside & San Bernardino
    $102,360 Orange County
    $85,680 Los Angeles County
    $91,080 San Diego County

                                   

    Compare CHDAP, CHFDAP ACCESS Down Payment Assistance Programs – Which is Better?

    Compare CHDAP, CHFDAP, ACCESS Down Payment Assistance Programs – Which is Best?

    Home buyer down payment assistance loan programs such as CalHFA’s CHDAP, CHF DAP, and the CHF ACCESS program are three of the most popular first time home buyer assistance programs in California.

    The CHDAP and ACCESS program all provide 3% assistance that can be applied towards meeting FHA’s 3.5% minimum down payment requirement.
    CHF DAP gives grants gifts five percent

    I offer all these mortgage loan programs but each is a little different

    CalHFA’s CHDAP assistance, CHF’s DAP Grant, and the CHF ACCESS assistance program will help you make better home financing decision that impact you long after you move into the home.

     

    CHDAP
    CHFDAP
    ACCESS
    Assistance Amount
    3% – sales price
    5% – loan amount
    3% – sale price
    3% Assistance
    Silent 2nd Loan
    Grant
    Loan Repaid
    Qualifying Area
    All California
    All California
    All California
    Mandatory Origination fee?
    0
    1.5%
    0
    Credit to pay closing costs?
    Up to 2%
    Yes
    Very Limited
    DTI Ratio Max Limit
    55%
    50%
    43% – 45%
    Minimum Credit Score
    640
    620
    580
    First Time Buyer Only?
    Yes
    No
    No
    Income Caps? (county)
    Yes
    Yes
    Yes
    Income that Qualifies
    Household
    Borrower
    Borrower
    Max Loan Amount
    $417+
    $500
    $417k+
    90 Day Flips Allowed
    Yes
    Yes
    Yes
    Prepayment Penalty?
    No
    No
    No
    Max Seller Contribution?
    3%
    6%
    6%
    Gift Funds Allowed?
    Yes
    Yes
    Yes
    Cancellation Fee?
    No
    $400
    No
    $250,000 Purchase
    Comparison
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    Assistance Amount
    $7,500
    $12,500
    $7,500
    Down Payment Needed
    .5% = $1,250
    0
    .5% = $1,250
    Est. % Rate /apr (call for actual current rate)
    3.875 / 4.962
    4.5 / 5.413
    4.5 / 5.183
    Rate on 2nd lien
    3.25% (deferred)
    NA
    8.25%
    Mtg P&I Payments + MI
    $1,405
    $1,208
    $1,567

    Interest Rate: The interest rate comparison is for a 30 year fixed, 660 FICO score, from a time when CHF published their Platinum rate of 4.5%. Rates can vary, but for the most part, the Platinum and ACCESS mortgage rate is .5% to .625% higher than a regular FHA loan. Rates change a couple times a day. This is not a rate quote. This is not a commitment to lend. These programs may be cancelled at any day at will. APR is listed above as second number 

    All assistance programs are subject to funding availability

    CalHFA CHDAP Down Payment Assistance Program

    As you can see, the CalHFA CHDAP home buyer assistance program typically offers you a much lower interest rate, payment, and is the least expensive option between the three assistance programs. Some people say the CalHFA’s CHDAP is the BEST down payment assistance program in all of California.

    CHFDAP Down Payment Assistance Program

    The CHF DAP program seems like it should be the better program because the 5% grant never has to be repaid, right? CHF Platinum charges an additional 1.5% up. Plus, the interest rate, on average, is .5% higher than CHDAP assistance program.

     
    In the $250,000 purchase scenario above, the CHFDAP assistance program gives you $12,500. for the down payment (less than CHDAP or ACCESS), then charges you a 1.5% fee ($3,618), AND you Just because you can use the Platinum assistance program doesn’t mean you should, right? What do you think?

    CHF ACCESS Down Payment Assistance Program

    The CHF ACCESS program offers the highest interest rate, reduces how much you can qualify for but does cater to borrowers with lower credit scores. However, since the assistance in the form of a 2nd loan (15 yr fxd) that is actually a fully amortizing payment, you’re paying that 3% loan off and building equity faster.

     

    Can I Refinance Out of My Higher Rate Platinum or ACCESS Loan in the future?

    To qualify for an FHA streamline refinance, FHA has a 5% net tangible benefit requirement test.

     

    In five years (after having built enough equity to 80%  assuming 3% gain in value per year -  or if you have additional funds to pay the loan down sooner) you may be able to refinance out of this this FHA assistance loan and into a conventional loan. Of course your value could go down rather than up. There is no guarantee you will have income or credit to refinance at a later date.

     
    The Platinum and ACCESS down payment assistance programs are great for people who don't have a family member who can give them a gift or haven't saved enough money on their own, have lower credit scores (but not always), and may feel the only way to purchase is to accept a higher rate and fee home buyer assistance program.

    If you can’t get your credit score to 640, or make more than the CHDAP program income cap, you don’t have many options. That’s when Platinum and ACCESS fill a void. I can help you raise your FICO score for free. Don't be urgent to buy with a low score. Call me to get some action paln to raise the score as it will affect your rate and long term payment.

     

    THE CONVENTIONAL LOAN PROGRAM IS MUCH BETTER BUT YOU NEED HIGHER FICO

     

    5% Grant combined with Conventional loan

    Income limit Orange County = $ 93,750 or $7793 monthly

     

    FICO score needed  660

    Using 43% debt to income ratio as a target

    Individuals will have a variety of parameters, FICO, debts, = many factors to

    count into qualifying but these are some general numbers

     

    $7793 X 43% = $3351 PITI target

     

     $480000  sales price

    $456000 loan     

    p and I  $ 2310

                                    Mi               380

                                    Tax              490

                                    Insur.           80

     

                              Total   $3260    They could not have any bills with a $ 480000 loan

    Seller pays some of closing costs? OR buyer needs about $4000 to close

    ***

     

    $7000 month income X 43%  = $3010 target

    $400000 sales price

    $380000 loan

                          P and I    $1925

                          Tax               416

                          MI                310

                          Insur              79

                       TOTAL $ 2730   - 3010 they could have $280 in monthly other bills

    Seller pays some closing costs or Buyer needs about $ 3800 to close

    ***

     

    $6500 month income X 43% = $2795

            

    $375000 sales price

    $ 356250 loan

                                    P and I   $ 1805

                                    Tax               390

                                    MI                 290

                                    Insur               77

    TOTAL $ 2562 - $2795  the could have $ 233 in monthly other bills
     
    O.K you made it through all those numbers. I know it sounds confusing. Just call me and we can talk about your scenario. Everyone is unique.
     
    Below are some fun pictures I took with my iphone at MIT with my son as your reward for reading.