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2. On Your Way to Your First Home?
• Buying a home is a big step.
• Choose a home and financing program that’s right for you.
• Look into various mortgage options and what they cost.
• Select a loan program that fits your budget, lifestyle and goals.
3. Why Buy Instead of Rent?
• Buying a home can be a wise investment.
• Typically homes increase in value over time.
• You can build ownership interest – this is known as equity.
• Interest paid on a home mortgage is typically tax deductible*.
*Consult your tax advisor regarding deductibility of interest.
4. How to Begin? It’s as Easy as 1,2,3
1. Apply for mortgage pre-approval.
2. Put together a personal “home team” of experts:
- An experienced real estate agent or builder
- A knowledgeable loan officer
3. Learn more about the home buying process.
6. How Much Home Can I Afford?
• To determine your maximum mortgage amount, lenders look at:
- Your credit history
- Available cash for down payment and closing costs
- Your income
- Your existing debt and financial obligations
• Your maximum mortgage amount, plus your planned down
payment, equals your home-purchase price range.
7. How Important Is My Credit?
• A history of paying monthly payments on time indicates you
are likely to make mortgage payments on time.
• Your credit score, (e.g., a FICO score) can be a factor in the kind of
mortgage program for which you may qualify.
• Your credit history can also affect:
- The amount required for a down payment
- The amount of money you can borrow in relation to your income
- The interest rate you are offered
• If you haven’t already, obtain a copy of your credit report.
8. To Establish or Improve Your Credit Rating
• Use credit to purchase low priced items. Make a few, prompt
minimum payments, then pay off the balance.
• Collect alternative credit records, such as paid receipts and
cancelled checks for rent and utility payments.
• Try to pay off outstanding loans or credit card debts.
• Consider closing some credit card accounts.
If you have no established credit history, or less-than-perfect credit,
there are loan programs that can help you buy a home.
9. How Much Do I Need for a Down
Payment?• Today’s flexible mortgage programs make down payments less of a
challenge.
• Some homebuyers may be eligible for down payment assistance.
• You may be able to buy a home with very low or no down payment.
• Loans with down payments of less than 20% typically require
mortgage insurance.
• Most programs also require funds equal to 1-2 month’s loan
payments in reserve after closing.
10. What About Closing Costs?
• Generally, closing costs and prepaid escrows equal between 3%
and 7% of the home purchase price.
• “Prepaids” must be collected at closing to cover the future
month’s taxes, interest and insurance.
• Most loan programs do not allow you to finance your closing costs.
• Some programs allow all or partial closing costs to be paid by
home sellers or other sources.
11. How Large of a Loan Can I be Approved
for?
• Lenders use a debt-to-income ratio to determine the loan
amount for which you may qualify.
• Typically, the anticipated housing payment is compared to
gross earnings and debt.
• Many loan programs offer expanded guidelines that qualify
applicants for higher loan amounts.
• Once you know your maximum loan amount, it’s up to you to
decide if it’s right for you.
12. What Does My Mortgage Payment Include?
• Usually your monthly mortgage payment is made up of four
amounts – often referred to as PITI:
- Principal
- Interest
- Taxes
- Insurance
• Certain funds may be held in an escrow account to pay tax and
insurance bills, as they come due.
14. Government Loans
• Government loans are backed by federal or state agencies. In general,
they answer the needs of first-time homebuyers by offering:
- More flexible credit guidelines
- Allowance for smaller or no down payments
• Types of government loans include FHA, VA and State Bond Programs.
15. Conventional Loans
• Conventional* Loans, which are not backed by the government,
suit the needs of both first-time and move-up homebuyers.
• Types of conventional loans include:
- Conforming (loan amounts up to $417,000)
- Jumbo (loan amounts over $417,000)
*Conventional loan limits in Hawaii and Alaska are higher.
16. Which Type of Loan is Right for Me?
• Each of the home loan categories we have covered offers a
range of financing options.
• By working with an experienced mortgage specialist, together
you can select a program that best suits your budget needs
and financial goals.
17. Make it a Point to Ask About Points
• Always ask if the quoted interest rate reflects payment of points.
• One point equals 1% of the loan amount.
18. The Annual Percentage Rate is Key
• Always ask for the Annual Percentage Rate (APR) in addition to
the interest rate.
• The APR is the total finance charge on your loan, over the term
of the loan.
• The APR is usually higher than the quoted interest rate.
• The APR reflects the true cost of a mortgage loan as a yearly rate.
19. Know When to Lock and When to
Float• Always ask how long a lender will guarantee the quoted interest rate.
• Typically, lenders guarantee a rate for rate-lock periods of 30-120 days.
• Usually, you can float the rate and lock in anytime up to five days
before closing.
• Ask about available rate lock and float options, and the cost of these
options.
• Will these options accommodate your home buying needs?
The decision is yours.
21. What Can I Expect at Application?
• Give yourself the advantage: apply for a loan pre-approval
before beginning your home search.
- Determine exactly how much home you can afford.
- Complete the application and credit review stages of the
mortgage process.
22. What Can I Expect at Application?
• You may be asked to provide documents or letters that verify
any income you want to use for loan qualification.
• Confirm down payment and closing cost amounts in bank or
other asset accounts.
• Clarify any incorrect items or your credit report.
• Verify you have debts that are not listed on your credit report.
23. • We Can! And we do it every day!
• You can look forward to personal attention and a rapid and
affordable loan process.
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24. How to Apply Online
• Go to www.SharonAndrews.SupremeLending.com
- Click on the “Apply Now Using the Full Online Application” tab
- Fill out all required fields for Borrower and/or Co-Borrower
- When finished simply click the “Apply Now” button at the bottom
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25. So What Happens Next?
• Take a four-step walk through to closing.
- Processing
- Decisioning
- Pre-closing
- Closing
You become the proud owner of your new home!
26. The Seminar Is Done But You’ve Just
Begun• You can now approach your first home purchase as an educated consumer.
Talk to prospective lenders about key points:
- Pre-approval programs
- A copy of your credit report
- Down payment and closing cost options
- Payment of points
- Interest rate vs. APR
- Rate-lock length and cost
- Mortgage program offerings
• Listen carefully to answers. They’ll help you choose the home mortgage
provider that’s right for you, your needs and goals.
27. Let’s Get There Together
Now that you’re on your way to a home of your own, you can
count on your real estate agent or builder and your Supreme
mortgage specialist to be your personal “home team”.
We’re ready to work with you through each step of the process
as you realize your very own American dream!
28. Heading Home
A Seminar for First-time Homebuyers
Presented by:
Sharon Andrews• Loan Officer
NMLS #243731
Cell: 256-509-5626
Sharon.Andrews@SupremeLending.com
www.SharonAndrews.SupremeLending.com
8089 Hwy 72 W. Ste. #D Madison, AL 35758