This document provides an overview of government loan programs including USDA, FHA, and VA loans. It discusses key differences like required down payments, fees, and seller contributions allowed. Credit score requirements, property eligibility, and basic credit qualifications are also covered. The document aims to inform buyers about affordable low down payment options through these government programs.
New home buying seminar riddell and duncanswbcmarketing
This document provides an overview of the home buying process from obtaining mortgage pre-approval through closing on a new home. It outlines the key steps, including securing pre-approval, finding a home, making an offer, inspections, appraisal, underwriting, and closing. It also provides details on FHA and conventional financing options, down payment assistance programs, and requirements regarding credit, income, and property eligibility. The document was produced by SWBC Mortgage Corporation to guide first-time home buyers through their pathway to home ownership.
The VA home loan benefit provides veterans with several advantages when obtaining a home loan, including no down payment requirement, no private mortgage insurance, and the ability to finance closing costs. To qualify, a veteran must have served a minimum time period including at least 180 days of active duty service, unless they served longer than 24 months or the full period for which they were called to active duty. The VA home loan has several restrictions including owner-occupancy for at least one year and loan limits up to $625,500 or $695,750 in Honolulu county. The veteran pays a one-time funding fee that is usually financed into the loan.
This document provides information about VA loans from Kathy Weese-Dyer, an associate broker. It begins with 10 questions about VA loans and provides answers to each. It then discusses VA loan eligibility requirements for service members, veterans, and spouses. The document ends with positive testimonials from past clients that praised Kathy's professionalism, responsiveness, and dedication in helping them buy or sell homes.
The four Cs of underwriting are:
1. Character - The borrower's credit history
2. Capacity - The borrower's ability to repay based on income
3. Collateral - The value of the property securing the loan
4. Capital - The borrower's available funds, typically a down payment
The document provides an overview of various FHA loan programs offered through Affinity Lending Group including standard FHA, FHA jumbo, FHA streamline, and FHA secure programs. It outlines eligibility guidelines, underwriting guidelines, and other details of the programs. Affinity Lending Group has been assisting first-time homebuyers and those needing down payment assistance since 2003 through these FHA loan options.
The document lists the top 10 reasons to choose an FHA loan. Some key benefits include contributing as little as 3.5% down, seller contributions up to 6% of closing costs, 85% LTV cash-out refinances, no required home repairs on appraisals, no reserve requirements, expanded qualifying ratios up to 43%, and the U.S. government guarantees the mortgage. FHA loans also allow for home purchases two years after bankruptcy or three years after foreclosure.
The document discusses the benefits of FHA loans including lower down payments of as low as 3%, higher qualifying ratios, leniency on derogatory credit, non-occupying co-borrowers allowed, financing of upfront mortgage insurance, and assumability. It also lists FHA required disclosures and provides resources for homeowners facing foreclosure or scams.
New home buying seminar riddell and duncanswbcmarketing
This document provides an overview of the home buying process from obtaining mortgage pre-approval through closing on a new home. It outlines the key steps, including securing pre-approval, finding a home, making an offer, inspections, appraisal, underwriting, and closing. It also provides details on FHA and conventional financing options, down payment assistance programs, and requirements regarding credit, income, and property eligibility. The document was produced by SWBC Mortgage Corporation to guide first-time home buyers through their pathway to home ownership.
The VA home loan benefit provides veterans with several advantages when obtaining a home loan, including no down payment requirement, no private mortgage insurance, and the ability to finance closing costs. To qualify, a veteran must have served a minimum time period including at least 180 days of active duty service, unless they served longer than 24 months or the full period for which they were called to active duty. The VA home loan has several restrictions including owner-occupancy for at least one year and loan limits up to $625,500 or $695,750 in Honolulu county. The veteran pays a one-time funding fee that is usually financed into the loan.
This document provides information about VA loans from Kathy Weese-Dyer, an associate broker. It begins with 10 questions about VA loans and provides answers to each. It then discusses VA loan eligibility requirements for service members, veterans, and spouses. The document ends with positive testimonials from past clients that praised Kathy's professionalism, responsiveness, and dedication in helping them buy or sell homes.
The four Cs of underwriting are:
1. Character - The borrower's credit history
2. Capacity - The borrower's ability to repay based on income
3. Collateral - The value of the property securing the loan
4. Capital - The borrower's available funds, typically a down payment
The document provides an overview of various FHA loan programs offered through Affinity Lending Group including standard FHA, FHA jumbo, FHA streamline, and FHA secure programs. It outlines eligibility guidelines, underwriting guidelines, and other details of the programs. Affinity Lending Group has been assisting first-time homebuyers and those needing down payment assistance since 2003 through these FHA loan options.
The document lists the top 10 reasons to choose an FHA loan. Some key benefits include contributing as little as 3.5% down, seller contributions up to 6% of closing costs, 85% LTV cash-out refinances, no required home repairs on appraisals, no reserve requirements, expanded qualifying ratios up to 43%, and the U.S. government guarantees the mortgage. FHA loans also allow for home purchases two years after bankruptcy or three years after foreclosure.
The document discusses the benefits of FHA loans including lower down payments of as low as 3%, higher qualifying ratios, leniency on derogatory credit, non-occupying co-borrowers allowed, financing of upfront mortgage insurance, and assumability. It also lists FHA required disclosures and provides resources for homeowners facing foreclosure or scams.
The document provides an overview of VA loans including:
- VA loans are guaranteed by the VA to private lenders and can be used to purchase a primary home. Veterans must apply to a lender who will submit the application to the VA.
- To qualify, veterans must have available entitlement shown on a Certificate of Eligibility. Maximum loan amounts are currently $417,000 including any required VA funding fee.
- The VA funding fee varies from 0-3.3% depending on loan purpose, veteran status, and prior use of entitlement. The fee is paid to the VA upon closing.
This document provides an overview and agenda for a presentation on growing your business with FHA financing. It discusses the current challenging housing market environment and the growing importance of FHA programs. It then summarizes key elements of the FHA program, including loan programs, parameters, eligibility requirements and reforms. Recent changes through the FHA Modernization Act that updated appraisal requirements and eliminated seller fees are also covered.
This document provides an overview of FHA loan programs and how they can help borrowers in California's declining housing market. It outlines key features of FHA loans including lower down payment requirements, more flexible credit and debt-to-income ratios, ability to use co-signers and gifts for down payments, and financing for renovations. The summary describes how FHA loans provide alternatives for borrowers with imperfect credit, limited savings, or properties needing repairs by allowing lower credit scores, bank-owned properties, and no required reserves. It concludes by noting other FHA programs like streamlined refinances and reverse mortgages as well as cases where FHA may not be suitable like non-owner occupied homes or borrowers
The document discusses financing options for home mortgages through the Vermont Housing Finance Agency (VHFA), including their MOVE program which offers conventional and government-backed loans with lower rates and fees. It outlines eligibility requirements for VHFA programs such as income limits, purchase price limits, and the home serving as the borrower's primary residence. The document provides an overview of VHFA's financing options and programs to help first-time homebuyers in Vermont.
This document provides information on various housing assistance programs including federal housing credits, FHA loans, down payment assistance grants, mortgage refinancing options, and resources for homeowners facing foreclosure or those with disabilities seeking affordable housing. Links are included for programs that offer fast approval FHA loans with low or no down payment requirements, down payment assistance, free credit reports, and guides on credit repair and foreclosure assistance.
Benefits of the VA Home Loan Program. Helping agents help vets. Presented by John Mcdade & Sutton Underwood:
Questions? Give us a call:
Sutton Underwood
Loan Officer. VA Home Loan Specialist
NMLS# 1497037
Mobile: 860-944-9083
FHA Home Loans are a mortgage insured by FHA within the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Since 1934, FHA home loans have been available, in fact, FHA began during the depression era. FHA has always been a very popular home loan for first-time buyers. It has also been very popular for people who have suffered bankruptcy or foreclosure, due to shorter waiting periods than conventional loans after these types of events. FHA won’t lend you the money, but an FHA approved lender will. FHA loan limits have been increased over the years to assist as housing has become more expensive. Given the down payment, requirements are currently 3.5%, it opens the door to homeownership for many who thought it would not be possible.
The document provides information about an advanced mortgage training seminar presented by Rob Ross and Jaime Young on November 11th, 2010 from 11:30am to 1:30pm. The seminar outline includes discussions on loan types, property flipping guidelines, FHA loans, 203K renovation loans, VA loans, portfolio loans, appraisal procedures, mortgage insurance, and condos. Contact information is provided for Rob Ross and the CEO of Potomac Mortgage Group, Ed Dean.
The document provides information on various home loan options including conventional loans, jumbo loans, FHA loans, FHA Streamline loans, HomePath loans, Home Possible loans, DU Refi Plus loans, Freddie Mac Relief Refinance loans, and USDA/Rural Housing loans. Key details include eligible property types, loan amounts, borrower requirements, down payment options, and seller contribution limits for each loan program. Contact information is provided to learn more about home loan options.
The document provides information on various home loan options including conventional loans, jumbo loans, FHA loans, FHA Streamline loans, HomePath loans, Home Possible loans, DU Refi Plus loans, Freddie Mac Relief Refinance loans, and USDA/Rural Housing loans. Key details include eligible property types, loan amounts, borrower requirements, down payment options, and seller contribution limits for each loan program. Contact information is provided to learn more about home loan options.
This document summarizes a small balance commercial real estate loan program offered by Wells Fargo. The program offers loans between $50,000-$500,000 with loan-to-value ratios up to 70% and combined loan-to-value ratios up to 80% allowing for seller-held second mortgages. Eligible property types include retail stores, offices, light industrial, multi-family, and warehouses. The program aims to provide easy application, flexible terms including fixed and variable rates from 5-30 years, and a low 1% origination fee. Borrowers need strong credit history, at least two years of business ownership for small business owners, and 80% leased properties for investors.
VA home loans provide many benefits for qualifying military service members and veterans such as no down payment or monthly mortgage insurance. However, there are several common myths about VA loans. Some myths include that veterans can only use their VA loan benefit once, surviving spouses do not qualify, and military members deployed overseas cannot get a VA loan. In reality, it may be possible for veterans to get another VA loan using remaining eligibility, surviving spouses are eligible, and exceptions exist for deployed service members to fulfill occupancy requirements through a spouse. The document aims to dispel ten common myths about VA home loan eligibility, benefits, and requirements.
This document summarizes the benefits of VA loans for veterans, reservists, active-duty personnel, and surviving spouses. Some key benefits include no down payment requirement, no cash reserves or application fees required, and no monthly mortgage insurance premiums. Borrowers may also qualify to finance closing costs or pay off some consumer debt. VA loans can be used to purchase a primary 1-4 unit home or refinance an existing loan, with some restrictions. The document provides contact information for a loan officer at Effective Mortgage Company to learn more about VA loan qualifications.
FHA loans provide several advantages for first-time homebuyers as well as a unique set of qualifications for the purchaser and the property.
Get all the facts about FHA Loans for First-Time Homebuyers in this Slideshare.
. Reverse Mortgage, Debt Settlement, Debt Consolidation, Business Cash Advance, Insurance, Loan Modification, Loss Mitigation and Debt Acquisition Live Transfer Generation are some of our specialties. Our team has been actively serving into mortgage Lead Generation, Mortgage Loan Processing, Mortgage Collections, Mortgage Customer Care, Debt Settlement Live Transfer Generation, Debt Consolidation Live Transfer Generation, Reverse Mortgage Live Transfer Generation, Loan Modification Live Transfer Generation, Loss Mitigation Live Transfer Generation Industries for ages.
The document provides an overview and update on the Making Home Affordable Plan. It discusses that through August 2009, over 570,000 homeowners have received loan modifications through the Home Affordable Modification Program. However, the House Financial Services Committee wants to see more conversions of trial modifications by November 1st. It also outlines recent program updates, participation from large servicers, documentation requirements, and eligibility criteria to provide context on the plan from a housing counselor's perspective.
The document provides an overview of VA loans including:
- VA loans are guaranteed by the VA to private lenders and can be used to purchase a primary home. Veterans must apply to a lender who will submit the application to the VA.
- To qualify, veterans must have available entitlement shown on a Certificate of Eligibility. Maximum loan amounts are currently $417,000 including any required VA funding fee.
- The VA funding fee varies from 0-3.3% depending on loan purpose, veteran status, and prior use of entitlement. The fee is paid to the VA upon closing.
This document provides an overview and agenda for a presentation on growing your business with FHA financing. It discusses the current challenging housing market environment and the growing importance of FHA programs. It then summarizes key elements of the FHA program, including loan programs, parameters, eligibility requirements and reforms. Recent changes through the FHA Modernization Act that updated appraisal requirements and eliminated seller fees are also covered.
This document provides an overview of FHA loan programs and how they can help borrowers in California's declining housing market. It outlines key features of FHA loans including lower down payment requirements, more flexible credit and debt-to-income ratios, ability to use co-signers and gifts for down payments, and financing for renovations. The summary describes how FHA loans provide alternatives for borrowers with imperfect credit, limited savings, or properties needing repairs by allowing lower credit scores, bank-owned properties, and no required reserves. It concludes by noting other FHA programs like streamlined refinances and reverse mortgages as well as cases where FHA may not be suitable like non-owner occupied homes or borrowers
The document discusses financing options for home mortgages through the Vermont Housing Finance Agency (VHFA), including their MOVE program which offers conventional and government-backed loans with lower rates and fees. It outlines eligibility requirements for VHFA programs such as income limits, purchase price limits, and the home serving as the borrower's primary residence. The document provides an overview of VHFA's financing options and programs to help first-time homebuyers in Vermont.
This document provides information on various housing assistance programs including federal housing credits, FHA loans, down payment assistance grants, mortgage refinancing options, and resources for homeowners facing foreclosure or those with disabilities seeking affordable housing. Links are included for programs that offer fast approval FHA loans with low or no down payment requirements, down payment assistance, free credit reports, and guides on credit repair and foreclosure assistance.
Benefits of the VA Home Loan Program. Helping agents help vets. Presented by John Mcdade & Sutton Underwood:
Questions? Give us a call:
Sutton Underwood
Loan Officer. VA Home Loan Specialist
NMLS# 1497037
Mobile: 860-944-9083
FHA Home Loans are a mortgage insured by FHA within the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Since 1934, FHA home loans have been available, in fact, FHA began during the depression era. FHA has always been a very popular home loan for first-time buyers. It has also been very popular for people who have suffered bankruptcy or foreclosure, due to shorter waiting periods than conventional loans after these types of events. FHA won’t lend you the money, but an FHA approved lender will. FHA loan limits have been increased over the years to assist as housing has become more expensive. Given the down payment, requirements are currently 3.5%, it opens the door to homeownership for many who thought it would not be possible.
The document provides information about an advanced mortgage training seminar presented by Rob Ross and Jaime Young on November 11th, 2010 from 11:30am to 1:30pm. The seminar outline includes discussions on loan types, property flipping guidelines, FHA loans, 203K renovation loans, VA loans, portfolio loans, appraisal procedures, mortgage insurance, and condos. Contact information is provided for Rob Ross and the CEO of Potomac Mortgage Group, Ed Dean.
The document provides information on various home loan options including conventional loans, jumbo loans, FHA loans, FHA Streamline loans, HomePath loans, Home Possible loans, DU Refi Plus loans, Freddie Mac Relief Refinance loans, and USDA/Rural Housing loans. Key details include eligible property types, loan amounts, borrower requirements, down payment options, and seller contribution limits for each loan program. Contact information is provided to learn more about home loan options.
The document provides information on various home loan options including conventional loans, jumbo loans, FHA loans, FHA Streamline loans, HomePath loans, Home Possible loans, DU Refi Plus loans, Freddie Mac Relief Refinance loans, and USDA/Rural Housing loans. Key details include eligible property types, loan amounts, borrower requirements, down payment options, and seller contribution limits for each loan program. Contact information is provided to learn more about home loan options.
This document summarizes a small balance commercial real estate loan program offered by Wells Fargo. The program offers loans between $50,000-$500,000 with loan-to-value ratios up to 70% and combined loan-to-value ratios up to 80% allowing for seller-held second mortgages. Eligible property types include retail stores, offices, light industrial, multi-family, and warehouses. The program aims to provide easy application, flexible terms including fixed and variable rates from 5-30 years, and a low 1% origination fee. Borrowers need strong credit history, at least two years of business ownership for small business owners, and 80% leased properties for investors.
VA home loans provide many benefits for qualifying military service members and veterans such as no down payment or monthly mortgage insurance. However, there are several common myths about VA loans. Some myths include that veterans can only use their VA loan benefit once, surviving spouses do not qualify, and military members deployed overseas cannot get a VA loan. In reality, it may be possible for veterans to get another VA loan using remaining eligibility, surviving spouses are eligible, and exceptions exist for deployed service members to fulfill occupancy requirements through a spouse. The document aims to dispel ten common myths about VA home loan eligibility, benefits, and requirements.
This document summarizes the benefits of VA loans for veterans, reservists, active-duty personnel, and surviving spouses. Some key benefits include no down payment requirement, no cash reserves or application fees required, and no monthly mortgage insurance premiums. Borrowers may also qualify to finance closing costs or pay off some consumer debt. VA loans can be used to purchase a primary 1-4 unit home or refinance an existing loan, with some restrictions. The document provides contact information for a loan officer at Effective Mortgage Company to learn more about VA loan qualifications.
FHA loans provide several advantages for first-time homebuyers as well as a unique set of qualifications for the purchaser and the property.
Get all the facts about FHA Loans for First-Time Homebuyers in this Slideshare.
. Reverse Mortgage, Debt Settlement, Debt Consolidation, Business Cash Advance, Insurance, Loan Modification, Loss Mitigation and Debt Acquisition Live Transfer Generation are some of our specialties. Our team has been actively serving into mortgage Lead Generation, Mortgage Loan Processing, Mortgage Collections, Mortgage Customer Care, Debt Settlement Live Transfer Generation, Debt Consolidation Live Transfer Generation, Reverse Mortgage Live Transfer Generation, Loan Modification Live Transfer Generation, Loss Mitigation Live Transfer Generation Industries for ages.
The document provides an overview and update on the Making Home Affordable Plan. It discusses that through August 2009, over 570,000 homeowners have received loan modifications through the Home Affordable Modification Program. However, the House Financial Services Committee wants to see more conversions of trial modifications by November 1st. It also outlines recent program updates, participation from large servicers, documentation requirements, and eligibility criteria to provide context on the plan from a housing counselor's perspective.
2. WELCOME TO
GOVERNMENT LOANS 101
We will go over informative and up to date guidelines on
government loan programs. With the affordability of these
products and this market, we have seen a large increase in
buyers that are looking for low down payment options that are
not as credit restricted as conventional home loan programs.
3. GOVERNMENT LOAN PROGRAMS
USDA U S Department of Agriculture
FHA Federal Housing Administration
VA Department of Veterans Affairs
4. KNOW THE DIFFERENCE
Required Down MI and Funding Seller
Loan type
Payment Fee Contributions
USDA ZERO -0% 2%* Up to 6%
1.75% upfront
FHA 3.5% Annual MIP Up to 6%
varies**
4% plus
Zero/0% for 2.15% to 3.3%
VA $1650 in
Eligible Vet 0% - Disabled vet
Vet non-allowable
*Amount shown is for purchase loans only. **Amount is for purchase loans only, the Annual MIP varies based on the loan , contact your licensed Mortgage Professional for more details. Designed
by WR Starkey Mortgage, LLP NMLSR #2146. Any reproduction without the express written consent of WR Starkey Mortgage, LLP is strictly prohibited. This is not a guarantee of financing. All
borrowers must meet certain underwriting guidelines and credit criteria. Rules and Regulations may apply. The USDA, FHA and VA Program s details disclosed in this presentation are subject to
change without notice. Please consult your Licensed Mortgage Originator for the current terms and conditions of the USDA FHA and VA Program s. Revised 07.25.12C
5. CREDIT SCORE REQUIREMENTS*
•580 FICO - restrictions apply**
FHA
• 640 FICO
USDA
• 620 FICO
VA
*Credit Score thresholds for loans currently offered by WR Starkey Mortgage. Other lenders may offer FHA loans with credit score thresholds above or below
WR Starkey Mortgage’s. **580 FICO applies to certain FHA transactions, for qualifying details contact your licensed mortgage professional.
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financing. All borrowers must meet certain underwriting guidelines and credit criteria. Rules and Regulations may apply. The USDA, FHA and VA Program s details disclosed in this presentation are
subject to change without notice. Please consult your Licensed Mortgage Originator for the current terms and conditions of the USDA FHA and VA Program s. Revised 1.26.11C
6. BASIC CREDIT QUALIFICATIONS
• BANKRUPTCY – MUST BE 2 YEARS FROM DISCHARGE
• FORECLOSURE – MUST BE 3 YEARS FROM DATE OF FC
• JUDGEMENTS/LIENS – MUST BE SETTLED OR PAID PRIOR TO CLOSE
• DELINQUENT FEDERAL DEBTS – MUST BE CAUGHT UP &/OR PAID OFF
• MUST VERIFY ANY NEW DEBTS OPENED PER INQUIRIES
• CREDIT IS NORMALLY RE-PULLED PRIOR TO CLOSING
• DISPUTED ITEMS MUST BE CLEARED
• OLD COLLECTIONS/SLOW PAYS
• If over 24 months usually ok unless disputed
• 01-24 months old – uw discretion
• Medical collections usually ok unless disputed
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financing. All borrowers must meet certain underwriting guidelines and credit criteria. Rules and Regulations may apply. The USDA, FHA and VA Program s details disclosed in this presentation are
subject to change without notice. Please consult your Licensed Mortgage Originator for the current terms and conditions of the USDA FHA and VA Program s. Revised 1.26.11C
7. FHA
VA
USDA
SFR, Condo, Town Home,
2- 4 Unit (excludes USDA)
No Manufactured Homes
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subject to change without notice. Please consult your Licensed Mortgage Originator for the current terms and conditions of the USDA FHA and VA Program s. Revised 1.26.11C
8. USDA FHA VA
Appraisal must be done by Appraisal must be done by VA assigns a LOCAL VA
LOCAL FHA roster LOCAL FHA roster appraiser
Appraiser Appraiser
Pest Inspection is required
Must meet thermal If appraisal has required
standards repairs, must be done If Appraisal has required
before closing (exception repairs, must be done
Septic/Structural/Pest may be made on a before closing
inspections may be foreclosure)
required Septic Inspection will be
Septic/Structural/Pest required
May be able to roll cost of inspections may be
repairs into loan amount if Structural Engineer Report
required may be required
repairs are completed prior
to closing Lead base paint must be VA UW issues a Notice of
cleared Value
In ground pools will affect
value 90 day rule on flipping
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financing. All borrowers must meet certain underwriting guidelines and credit criteria. Rules and Regulations may apply. The USDA, FHA and VA Program s details disclosed in this presentation are
subject to change without notice. Please consult your Licensed Mortgage Originator for the current terms and conditions of the USDA FHA and VA Program s. Revised 1.26.11C
9. REPAIRS REQUIRED BY LENDER
• House must be livable on all types of home loans
• No major renovation needed
• Built in appliances must be present
• Foundation must be structurally sound
• Safety concerns must be addressed
• House must be insurable
• House built before 1978 may have lead based paint issues
• House must have a source of heat
• Utilities must be turned on for appraisal
• All weather road or driveway – private roads are ok
• Acreage ok per comparable sales in area
• USDA (acres 2+) if land value is more than 30% of total value
then land cannot be subdivided
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financing. All borrowers must meet certain underwriting guidelines and credit criteria. Rules and Regulations may apply. The USDA, FHA and VA Program s details disclosed in this presentation are
subject to change without notice. Please consult your Licensed Mortgage Originator for the current terms and conditions of the USDA FHA and VA Program s. Revised 1.26.11C
10. HTTP://ELIGIBILITY.SC.EGOV.USDA.GOV
Eligibility Income includes gross income of borrower,
co-borrower and any other adults in the household
regardless of whether they are on the note
Qualifying Income includes income of only the
borrowers who will be on the note
Earned income of a minor is not included in Eligibility or
Qualifying Income ; however, child support or income
earned by a spouse who is a minor is included
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financing. All borrowers must meet certain underwriting guidelines and credit criteria. Rules and Regulations may apply. The USDA, FHA and VA Program s details disclosed in this presentation are
subject to change without notice. Please consult your Licensed Mortgage Originator for the current terms and conditions of the USDA FHA and VA Program s. Revised 1.26.11C
11. Non-Occupying
Self Employed
Income must be Co-borrowers
borrowers are
stable and have are allowed to
eligible with a 2
a continuance help with Debt
year history of
for the future to Income Ratio
filing taxes
requirements
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financing. All borrowers must meet certain underwriting guidelines and credit criteria. Rules and Regulations may apply. The USDA, FHA and VA Program s details disclosed in this presentation are
subject to change without notice. Please consult your Licensed Mortgage Originator for the current terms and conditions of the USDA FHA and VA Program s. Revised 1.26.11C
12. Borrower must be in
same line of work for 6 Return to
months or on current Workforce is ok
job for 6 months
Social Security
Stable continuing
& Disability
income is required
Income is ok
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financing. All borrowers must meet certain underwriting guidelines and credit criteria. Rules and Regulations may apply. The USDA, FHA and VA Program s details disclosed in this presentation are
subject to change without notice. Please consult your Licensed Mortgage Originator for the current terms and conditions of the USDA FHA and VA Program s. Revised 1.26.11C
13. ASSETS
Tax Refund
Cash on hand is Gift Funds
NOT acceptable allowed from family members,
even for earnest employers, church, municipality or
family friend
money!!!
Secured Loan
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financing. All borrowers must meet certain underwriting guidelines and credit criteria. Rules and Regulations may apply. The USDA, FHA and VA Program s details disclosed in this presentation are
subject to change without notice. Please consult your Licensed Mortgage Originator for the current terms and conditions of the USDA FHA and VA Program s. Revised 1.26.11C
14. USDA FHA VA
6% Maximum Seller contribution Up to 6 % Maximum Seller 4% Seller contribution
contribution
Can roll in closing costs to 100% of Seller can pay survey above 4% of
appraised value Buyer must make their 3.5% down closing costs
May receive a gift from family for full payment from own funds or gift from
family Seller must pay for non-allowable
amount of closing costs costs for Vet that total around $1650
Gift cannot be from a member of Can use community seconds grant to
household pay for closing costs if borrower Can use community seconds grant to
qualifies pay for closing costs if borrower
qualifies
May receive a gift from family for full
amount of closing costs May receive a gift from family for full
amount of closing costs
Gift of Equity when buying from
family
First Time homebuyer programs
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financing. All borrowers must meet certain underwriting guidelines and credit criteria. Rules and Regulations may apply. The USDA, FHA and VA Program s details disclosed in this presentation are
subject to change without notice. Please consult your Licensed Mortgage Originator for the current terms and conditions of the USDA FHA and VA Program s. Revised 1.26.11C
15. WAYS TO PROMOTE A LISTING
ON THE DOT
SOCIAL MEDIA
DESIGNS
Open House
Facebook
flyers
Property
Twitter Listing
Postcards
Database
LinkdIN
Mailings
Joint
Active Rain
Marketing
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16. Designed by WR Starkey Mortgage, LLP NMLSR #2146. Any reproduction without the express written consent of WR Starkey Mortgage, LLP is strictly prohibited. Revised 1.26.11C