Minnesota FHA 203 K Full ReHab Financing for Home Purchase or Refinance

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  • + guest462756 guest462756 9 months ago
    FHA 203K Mortgage is not always the best answer!

    I often get asked about the FHA 203K mortgage. Working for Summit Mortgage it is a product we offer. However, the FHA 203K loan only works for a small group of people.

    Our team has great solutions for investors and people who do not meet the FHA guidelines.

    Recently, I have been working with more and more investors that have tried to buy 'Fixer Uppers' and just haven’t had luck finding the mortgage finance to take advantage of the great deals available.

    I wish I could get our information out to everyone who needs help. We have the Purchase Rehab Sell mortgage solution, the Purchase Rehab Rent mortgage solution and can help facilitate investors to convert their IRA, 401K and other retirement investments into a Self Directed IRA they can use to invest in real estate.

    If you, a client or investor you know needs help please feel free to contact our team about all of the mortgage and finance options available.

    Dax Dickson
    952-285-9992

    Minneapolis & St Paul, MN Metro area!!

    www.yourtrustedfinance.com
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  1. FHA 203(k) Full Rehab by Venture Development Inc www.ventureloanapp.com 952.285.4319 Everything you ever wanted to know about the FHA 203(k) program
  2. Why 203(k) now?
    • With most markets experiencing lack of 2 nd mortgage funds and the highest rate of foreclosures they have ever seen, and the owners (i.e. banks, lenders, Fannie Mae, FHA, etc) being unwilling to do repairs, offering an option to your client that allows the repairs to be financed AND allows the appraisal to be based off the “after improved” value is a huge selling feature.
  3. What is a 203(k) Loan?
    • It is a rehabilitation mortgage loan
      • Allows the borrower to finance the cost of repairs, additions, improvements and renovation into the loan
      • Value is based on the “after improved” structure
      • Depending on the scope of the project, all or a portion of the mortgage payments may be included in the loan amount
      • This is an end loan with monthly payments beginning just like any other end loan – No construction financing and then trying to find a “permanent” loan
  4. Benefits of Realtors & 203(k) Financing
    • Stand out among your competitors by having an option for your buyer or seller that they don’t have
    • Beneficial for REO properties in need of repair/renovation
    • Opens the door to more sellers and buyers
    • Find your niche to sell more homes
    • Ability to sell a home that does not meet minimum property standards or City/County code
  5. Eligible Properties
    • 1-4 family completed for @ least 1 year
      • (Defined as the date the Certificate of Occupancy “COO” was issued)
    • Conversion of a multi-unit dwelling that is decreasing the number of units
    • Conversion of a single family dwelling that is increasing the number of units
    • Complete re-hab (as long as the entire foundation system remains in place)
    • Condos (interior only – no structural work)
  6. Ineligible Properties
    • Homes completed less than 1 year
    • Homes that have never been completed
    • Cooperative units
    • Non-owner occupied properties
    • Non-residential use properties
    • Income producing properties
    • Unique properties
  7. Eligible Improvements
    • Additions to current structure
    • Changes for improved functions & modernization (such as remodeling of kitchens & bathrooms)
    • Elimination of health & safety hazards such as lead paint
    • Changes for aesthetic appeal & elimination of obsolescence
    • Replacement or reconditioning of systems (i.e. plumbing, heating, etc.)
    • Connection to public water and/or sewer
  8. Eligible Improvements – Cont’d
    • Flooring, tiling & carpeting
    • Energy improvements
    • Major landscape work (i.e. patios that improve the value equal to the $ spent)
    • Handicap accessible
    • Roofing, gutters, downspouts
    • New appliances
  9. Ineligible Improvements
    • BBQ Pitts
    • Dumbwaiters
    • Exterior hot tubs
    • Saunas, spas & whirlpool baths
    • Outdoor fireplaces or hearths
    • Swimming pools
    • TV Antenna’s & Satellite dishes
    • Tennis Courts
    • Additions/repairs for commercial use
  10. Questions?
  11. Thank you!

+ John MazzaraJohn Mazzara, 11 months ago

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