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1.A (8.5) All Chenoa Fund Programs OverviewChenoa Fund
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund's DPA programs. It includes:
1. A training series outline covering Chenoa Fund programs, underwriting, locks, documents, and servicing.
2. An overview of Chenoa Fund's general DPA programs including eligible property types, underwriting by the lender, and reimbursement when the first mortgage is sold to CBC Mortgage Agency.
3. Summaries of Chenoa Fund's specific DPA programs including details on eligible borrowers, loan terms, income limits, minimum credit scores, maximum DTI, and other requirements. Programs include Rate Advantage, DPA Edge Repayable Second, DPA Edge Soft Second
1.a (v8.3) all chenoa fund programs overviewChenoa Fund
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund programs offered by CBC Mortgage Agency, including:
1. Chenoa Fund offers down payment assistance programs in the form of second mortgages for conventional and FHA loans.
2. Eligible property types include single family homes, condos, townhomes, and manufactured homes. Income limits, minimum credit scores, loan terms and forgiveness terms vary by specific program.
3. The document reviews the key details and requirements of specific Chenoa Fund programs, including Rate Advantage, DPA Edge Repayable Second, DPA Edge Soft Second, Conventional Standard 97%, and HomeReady. It also provides a quick comparison matrix of the programs
1.a (v8.2) all chenoa fund programs overviewChenoa Fund
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund programs offered by CBC Mortgage Agency, including conventional, FHA, and down payment assistance options. Key details summarized include:
1. The training covers Chenoa Fund programs, how to calculate AMI, the loan registration process, underwriting, locking loans, securing down payment assistance approvals, and the purchase clearing process.
2. Chenoa Fund offers 3.5% for down payment and closing cost assistance through second mortgages. Programs are available in all states except New York. First mortgages must be sold to CBC Mortgage Agency.
3. Product options include FHA Rate Advantage, FHA DPA Edge repayable
1.A All Chenoa Fund Programs Overview (9.1)Chenoa Fund
This document provides an overview and summary of CBCMA's training series on their down payment assistance programs. The 13-part training series covers all aspects of originating, underwriting, and servicing loans using CBCMA's Chenoa Fund DPA products. It also includes program overviews, guidelines, and comparisons for their various FHA and conventional loan options that provide 3.5% assistance for down payments and closing costs.
The document provides information on the CHF ACCESS program which offers FHA financing up to 96.5% loan-to-value (LTV) on a first mortgage and a 15-year fixed rate second mortgage of up to 3% of the sales price for down payment and closing cost assistance. The program is available statewide in California for owner-occupied single family homes and condos. Borrowers must meet FHA requirements and the income limits which are set at 120% of area median income. Standard FHA guidelines apply along with additional overlays outlined in the document.
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund programs offered through CBC Mortgage Agency, including conventional, FHA, and down payment assistance options. It outlines the key details of each program such as eligible property types, minimum credit scores, income limits, loan terms, down payment assistance percentages, and other requirements. The summary also includes a comparison matrix and FAQs to help lenders understand program guidelines and determine which options may work best for different borrower situations.
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund programs offered through CBC Mortgage Agency, including conventional, FHA, and down payment assistance options. Key details summarized include eligible property types, minimum credit scores, income limits, DTI requirements, terms of the secondary financing, and documentation requirements for verifying housing expenses and credit.
1.A (8.5) All Chenoa Fund Programs OverviewChenoa Fund
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund's DPA programs. It includes:
1. A training series outline covering Chenoa Fund programs, underwriting, locks, documents, and servicing.
2. An overview of Chenoa Fund's general DPA programs including eligible property types, underwriting by the lender, and reimbursement when the first mortgage is sold to CBC Mortgage Agency.
3. Summaries of Chenoa Fund's specific DPA programs including details on eligible borrowers, loan terms, income limits, minimum credit scores, maximum DTI, and other requirements. Programs include Rate Advantage, DPA Edge Repayable Second, DPA Edge Soft Second
1.a (v8.3) all chenoa fund programs overviewChenoa Fund
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund programs offered by CBC Mortgage Agency, including:
1. Chenoa Fund offers down payment assistance programs in the form of second mortgages for conventional and FHA loans.
2. Eligible property types include single family homes, condos, townhomes, and manufactured homes. Income limits, minimum credit scores, loan terms and forgiveness terms vary by specific program.
3. The document reviews the key details and requirements of specific Chenoa Fund programs, including Rate Advantage, DPA Edge Repayable Second, DPA Edge Soft Second, Conventional Standard 97%, and HomeReady. It also provides a quick comparison matrix of the programs
1.a (v8.2) all chenoa fund programs overviewChenoa Fund
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund programs offered by CBC Mortgage Agency, including conventional, FHA, and down payment assistance options. Key details summarized include:
1. The training covers Chenoa Fund programs, how to calculate AMI, the loan registration process, underwriting, locking loans, securing down payment assistance approvals, and the purchase clearing process.
2. Chenoa Fund offers 3.5% for down payment and closing cost assistance through second mortgages. Programs are available in all states except New York. First mortgages must be sold to CBC Mortgage Agency.
3. Product options include FHA Rate Advantage, FHA DPA Edge repayable
1.A All Chenoa Fund Programs Overview (9.1)Chenoa Fund
This document provides an overview and summary of CBCMA's training series on their down payment assistance programs. The 13-part training series covers all aspects of originating, underwriting, and servicing loans using CBCMA's Chenoa Fund DPA products. It also includes program overviews, guidelines, and comparisons for their various FHA and conventional loan options that provide 3.5% assistance for down payments and closing costs.
The document provides information on the CHF ACCESS program which offers FHA financing up to 96.5% loan-to-value (LTV) on a first mortgage and a 15-year fixed rate second mortgage of up to 3% of the sales price for down payment and closing cost assistance. The program is available statewide in California for owner-occupied single family homes and condos. Borrowers must meet FHA requirements and the income limits which are set at 120% of area median income. Standard FHA guidelines apply along with additional overlays outlined in the document.
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund programs offered through CBC Mortgage Agency, including conventional, FHA, and down payment assistance options. It outlines the key details of each program such as eligible property types, minimum credit scores, income limits, loan terms, down payment assistance percentages, and other requirements. The summary also includes a comparison matrix and FAQs to help lenders understand program guidelines and determine which options may work best for different borrower situations.
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund programs offered through CBC Mortgage Agency, including conventional, FHA, and down payment assistance options. Key details summarized include eligible property types, minimum credit scores, income limits, DTI requirements, terms of the secondary financing, and documentation requirements for verifying housing expenses and credit.
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund's DPA programs, including FHA and conventional loan options. It outlines the key details of 13 different down payment assistance programs such as eligible property types, minimum credit scores, income limits, loan terms, repayment requirements, and more. The training includes modules on calculating AMI, the URLA, underwriting, locking loans, securing approvals, document drawing, purchase clearing conditions, and servicing.
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund programs offered through CBC Mortgage Agency, including details on their down payment assistance options for both conventional and FHA loans. The summary includes descriptions of the Rate Advantage, DPA Edge, and conventional standard 97% LTV loan programs, outlining key details such as eligible property types, minimum credit scores, income limits, loan terms, and down payment assistance percentages. Requirements for borrowers with credit scores between 620-659 are also outlined.
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund's down payment assistance programs, including:
- Details on 13 training topics covering Chenoa Fund programs, underwriting, locks, documents, and servicing.
- An overview of Chenoa Fund's suite of DPA products offered in all states except New York, including details on approved property types, loan types, fees, underwriting, and more.
- Summaries of Chenoa Fund's specific DPA programs, including Rate Advantage (FHA), DPA Edge: Repayable Second (FHA), DPA Edge: Soft Second (FHA), Conventional Standard 97% LTV Loans, and HomeReady® (Conventional
1.A All Chenoa Fund Programs Overview (10.0)Chenoa Fund
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund programs offered through CBC Mortgage Agency, including details on their down payment assistance options for both conventional and FHA loans. The summary includes descriptions of the Rate Advantage, DPA Edge, and conventional standard 97% LTV loan programs, outlining key details such as eligible property types, minimum credit scores, income limits, loan terms, and down payment assistance percentages. Requirements for borrowers with credit scores between 620-659 are also outlined.
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund programs offered by CBC Mortgage Agency, including:
1. Details on 13 training modules covering Chenoa Fund programs, underwriting, locks, documents, and servicing.
2. A general overview of Chenoa Fund programs, including eligible property types, loan limits, fees, and that the first mortgage must be sold to CBC Mortgage Agency.
3. Summaries of the Rate Advantage, DPA Edge Repayable Second, DPA Edge Soft Second, Conventional Standard 97%, and HomeReady programs, including details on qualifying income limits, minimum credit scores, loan terms, and eligibility requirements.
4. A quick comparison matrix
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund training programs offered by CBC Mortgage Agency. The training includes 13 modules that cover various topics related to Chenoa Fund programs including how to calculate AMI, the loan registration process, underwriting, locking loans, securing down payment assistance approvals, document drawing, purchase clearing conditions and escalations. It also includes a module on why to use Chenoa Fund programs and general overviews of the Rate Advantage, DPA Edge, and conventional loan programs.
This document provides an overview and details of Chenoa Fund programs offered by CBC Mortgage Agency. It includes 13 training topics that cover all aspects of the programs from initial registration to loan servicing. The programs offered are Rate Advantage (FHA), DPA Edge: Repayable Second (FHA), DPA Edge: Soft Second (FHA), Conventional Standard 97% LTV Loans, and HomeReady® (Conventional). Each program is described in 1-2 paragraphs outlining key details such as eligible property types, minimum credit score, income limits, loan terms, and down payment assistance amount.
1.A All Chenoa Fund Programs Overview (v9.2)Chenoa Fund
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund's down payment assistance programs for conventional and FHA loans. It outlines 13 training topics that are covered, including an overview of all Chenoa Fund programs, how to calculate AMI, the loan registration process, underwriting, locking loans, securing down payment assistance approvals, and loan servicing. Product details are also summarized for various down payment assistance second mortgage options available through Chenoa Fund, including eligibility requirements, terms, interest rates, property types, and other guidelines.
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund's down payment assistance programs, including FHA and conventional loan options. The first part describes the general program details for Chenoa Fund and the second part provides a detailed summary of each specific down payment assistance product, including requirements and terms. Key information summarized includes minimum credit scores, income limits, loan terms, property types, and first-time homebuyer requirements for each program.
1.f (v8.2) fha chenoa fund programs overviewChenoa Fund
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund training programs offered by CBC Mortgage Agency. The training includes 13 modules covering various topics related to Chenoa Fund programs including: program overviews, income calculations, registration, underwriting, locking loans, document preparation, and servicing. It also summarizes key details of CBCMA's FHA down payment assistance programs including Rate Advantage, DPA Edge Repayable Second, and DPA Edge Soft Second. Details provided for each program include eligible property types, minimum credit scores, income limits, DTI requirements, loan terms, and other guidelines.
1.f (v8.3) fha chenoa fund programs overviewChenoa Fund
This training covers Chenoa Fund programs including conventional and FHA loans. It provides overviews of program guidelines for Rate Advantage, DPA Edge Repayable Second, and DPA Edge Soft Second FHA loans. Key details covered include eligible property types, minimum credit scores, income limits, DTI requirements, terms of the secondary financing, and alternative qualification options. The training also addresses topics like funding obligation letters, fees, and homebuyer education requirements.
The document discusses the financial meltdown and its impact on financial markets. It provides terminology related to complex financial products like collateralized debt obligations and mortgage-backed securities that contributed to the crisis. It also outlines the historical development of securitized mortgage lending, going from primarily on-balance sheet lending in the 1930s-1980s to increasing securitization after 1980. This led to a large portion of home loans being securitized by the late 2000s, contributing to the subprime crisis.
Alternative_Wealth_Building_E-Book_Woodbridge_FPCMs_082115_print_digital Dick Chelten
The document describes First Position Commercial Mortgages offered by Woodbridge, which provide lenders with secured, fixed-yield investments. Woodbridge maintains a portfolio of commercial mortgages secured by properties it has thoroughly evaluated. Lenders can obtain a first lien position on a property by providing funds for a one-year term, and Woodbridge guarantees interest payments and return of principal. The investments provide attractive yields of up to 5% with low loan-to-value ratios that mitigate risk through strong collateral.
This Good Faith Estimate provides borrowers with estimates of settlement charges and loan terms for a potential loan. It includes:
1) Key loan details like the loan amount, interest rate, monthly payment amount.
2) Estimated settlement charges categorized into origination charges and other settlement service charges.
3) Information on prepayment penalties, escrow accounts, interest rate adjustments.
4) Instructions for comparing the GFE to the final HUD-1 settlement statement.
This Good Faith Estimate provides borrowers with estimates of settlement charges and loan terms for a potential loan. It includes:
1) Key loan details like the loan amount, interest rate, monthly payment amount.
2) Estimated settlement charges categorized into origination charges and other settlement service charges.
3) Information on prepayment penalties, escrow accounts, interest rate adjustments.
4) Instructions for comparing the GFE to the final HUD-1 settlement statement.
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.
1.F FHA Chenoa Fund Programs Overview (v9.2)Chenoa Fund
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund training programs, including:
- A list of 13 training topics covering Chenoa Fund programs, underwriting, locks, documents, and servicing.
- General information about Chenoa Fund programs, including that they are DPA products offered in all states except New York, with 3.5% offered for the second mortgage.
- Summaries of the Rate Advantage, DPA Edge Repayable Second, and DPA Edge Soft Second FHA loan programs, including details on qualifying income limits, credit score requirements, terms, and more.
The document provides an overview and clarification of key requirements under RESPA regulations, including:
1) Delivery requirements for the Good Faith Estimate (GFE), such as the binding nature of the initial GFE and responsibility of lenders for mortgage brokers' GFEs.
2) Examples of loan pricing scenarios to demonstrate how fees should be disclosed on the GFE for retail versus wholesale loans.
3) Clarification on what constitutes a "changed circumstance" that would allow fees to change from the original GFE and examples of how pricing changes would be reflected.
4) Requirements for completing the HUD-1 settlement statement and how to ensure fees remain within tolerance thresholds.
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund's DPA programs, including FHA and conventional loan options. It outlines the key details of 13 different down payment assistance programs such as eligible property types, minimum credit scores, income limits, loan terms, repayment requirements, and more. The training includes modules on calculating AMI, the URLA, underwriting, locking loans, securing approvals, document drawing, purchase clearing conditions, and servicing.
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund programs offered through CBC Mortgage Agency, including details on their down payment assistance options for both conventional and FHA loans. The summary includes descriptions of the Rate Advantage, DPA Edge, and conventional standard 97% LTV loan programs, outlining key details such as eligible property types, minimum credit scores, income limits, loan terms, and down payment assistance percentages. Requirements for borrowers with credit scores between 620-659 are also outlined.
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund's down payment assistance programs, including:
- Details on 13 training topics covering Chenoa Fund programs, underwriting, locks, documents, and servicing.
- An overview of Chenoa Fund's suite of DPA products offered in all states except New York, including details on approved property types, loan types, fees, underwriting, and more.
- Summaries of Chenoa Fund's specific DPA programs, including Rate Advantage (FHA), DPA Edge: Repayable Second (FHA), DPA Edge: Soft Second (FHA), Conventional Standard 97% LTV Loans, and HomeReady® (Conventional
1.A All Chenoa Fund Programs Overview (10.0)Chenoa Fund
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund programs offered through CBC Mortgage Agency, including details on their down payment assistance options for both conventional and FHA loans. The summary includes descriptions of the Rate Advantage, DPA Edge, and conventional standard 97% LTV loan programs, outlining key details such as eligible property types, minimum credit scores, income limits, loan terms, and down payment assistance percentages. Requirements for borrowers with credit scores between 620-659 are also outlined.
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund programs offered by CBC Mortgage Agency, including:
1. Details on 13 training modules covering Chenoa Fund programs, underwriting, locks, documents, and servicing.
2. A general overview of Chenoa Fund programs, including eligible property types, loan limits, fees, and that the first mortgage must be sold to CBC Mortgage Agency.
3. Summaries of the Rate Advantage, DPA Edge Repayable Second, DPA Edge Soft Second, Conventional Standard 97%, and HomeReady programs, including details on qualifying income limits, minimum credit scores, loan terms, and eligibility requirements.
4. A quick comparison matrix
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund training programs offered by CBC Mortgage Agency. The training includes 13 modules that cover various topics related to Chenoa Fund programs including how to calculate AMI, the loan registration process, underwriting, locking loans, securing down payment assistance approvals, document drawing, purchase clearing conditions and escalations. It also includes a module on why to use Chenoa Fund programs and general overviews of the Rate Advantage, DPA Edge, and conventional loan programs.
This document provides an overview and details of Chenoa Fund programs offered by CBC Mortgage Agency. It includes 13 training topics that cover all aspects of the programs from initial registration to loan servicing. The programs offered are Rate Advantage (FHA), DPA Edge: Repayable Second (FHA), DPA Edge: Soft Second (FHA), Conventional Standard 97% LTV Loans, and HomeReady® (Conventional). Each program is described in 1-2 paragraphs outlining key details such as eligible property types, minimum credit score, income limits, loan terms, and down payment assistance amount.
1.A All Chenoa Fund Programs Overview (v9.2)Chenoa Fund
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund's down payment assistance programs for conventional and FHA loans. It outlines 13 training topics that are covered, including an overview of all Chenoa Fund programs, how to calculate AMI, the loan registration process, underwriting, locking loans, securing down payment assistance approvals, and loan servicing. Product details are also summarized for various down payment assistance second mortgage options available through Chenoa Fund, including eligibility requirements, terms, interest rates, property types, and other guidelines.
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund's down payment assistance programs, including FHA and conventional loan options. The first part describes the general program details for Chenoa Fund and the second part provides a detailed summary of each specific down payment assistance product, including requirements and terms. Key information summarized includes minimum credit scores, income limits, loan terms, property types, and first-time homebuyer requirements for each program.
1.f (v8.2) fha chenoa fund programs overviewChenoa Fund
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund training programs offered by CBC Mortgage Agency. The training includes 13 modules covering various topics related to Chenoa Fund programs including: program overviews, income calculations, registration, underwriting, locking loans, document preparation, and servicing. It also summarizes key details of CBCMA's FHA down payment assistance programs including Rate Advantage, DPA Edge Repayable Second, and DPA Edge Soft Second. Details provided for each program include eligible property types, minimum credit scores, income limits, DTI requirements, loan terms, and other guidelines.
1.f (v8.3) fha chenoa fund programs overviewChenoa Fund
This training covers Chenoa Fund programs including conventional and FHA loans. It provides overviews of program guidelines for Rate Advantage, DPA Edge Repayable Second, and DPA Edge Soft Second FHA loans. Key details covered include eligible property types, minimum credit scores, income limits, DTI requirements, terms of the secondary financing, and alternative qualification options. The training also addresses topics like funding obligation letters, fees, and homebuyer education requirements.
The document discusses the financial meltdown and its impact on financial markets. It provides terminology related to complex financial products like collateralized debt obligations and mortgage-backed securities that contributed to the crisis. It also outlines the historical development of securitized mortgage lending, going from primarily on-balance sheet lending in the 1930s-1980s to increasing securitization after 1980. This led to a large portion of home loans being securitized by the late 2000s, contributing to the subprime crisis.
Alternative_Wealth_Building_E-Book_Woodbridge_FPCMs_082115_print_digital Dick Chelten
The document describes First Position Commercial Mortgages offered by Woodbridge, which provide lenders with secured, fixed-yield investments. Woodbridge maintains a portfolio of commercial mortgages secured by properties it has thoroughly evaluated. Lenders can obtain a first lien position on a property by providing funds for a one-year term, and Woodbridge guarantees interest payments and return of principal. The investments provide attractive yields of up to 5% with low loan-to-value ratios that mitigate risk through strong collateral.
This Good Faith Estimate provides borrowers with estimates of settlement charges and loan terms for a potential loan. It includes:
1) Key loan details like the loan amount, interest rate, monthly payment amount.
2) Estimated settlement charges categorized into origination charges and other settlement service charges.
3) Information on prepayment penalties, escrow accounts, interest rate adjustments.
4) Instructions for comparing the GFE to the final HUD-1 settlement statement.
This Good Faith Estimate provides borrowers with estimates of settlement charges and loan terms for a potential loan. It includes:
1) Key loan details like the loan amount, interest rate, monthly payment amount.
2) Estimated settlement charges categorized into origination charges and other settlement service charges.
3) Information on prepayment penalties, escrow accounts, interest rate adjustments.
4) Instructions for comparing the GFE to the final HUD-1 settlement statement.
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.
1.F FHA Chenoa Fund Programs Overview (v9.2)Chenoa Fund
This document provides an overview and summary of Chenoa Fund training programs, including:
- A list of 13 training topics covering Chenoa Fund programs, underwriting, locks, documents, and servicing.
- General information about Chenoa Fund programs, including that they are DPA products offered in all states except New York, with 3.5% offered for the second mortgage.
- Summaries of the Rate Advantage, DPA Edge Repayable Second, and DPA Edge Soft Second FHA loan programs, including details on qualifying income limits, credit score requirements, terms, and more.
The document provides an overview and clarification of key requirements under RESPA regulations, including:
1) Delivery requirements for the Good Faith Estimate (GFE), such as the binding nature of the initial GFE and responsibility of lenders for mortgage brokers' GFEs.
2) Examples of loan pricing scenarios to demonstrate how fees should be disclosed on the GFE for retail versus wholesale loans.
3) Clarification on what constitutes a "changed circumstance" that would allow fees to change from the original GFE and examples of how pricing changes would be reflected.
4) Requirements for completing the HUD-1 settlement statement and how to ensure fees remain within tolerance thresholds.
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Presented by: Catherine Elder, Sales Representative, Sage Real Estate Ltd., Brokerage Phone: (416)483-8000
This document provides an agenda and instructions for an online webinar about FHA programs. The webinar will begin at 9:30 am and participants' phones will be muted. Questions can be typed into the chat window. The webinar will cover FHA programs including 203(k) rehabilitation loans, streamlined 203(k) loans, Energy Efficient Mortgages, other repairs programs, and solar and weatherization programs.
This document provides an agenda and instructions for an online webinar about FHA programs. The webinar will begin at 9:30 am and participants' phones will be muted. Questions can be typed into the chat window. The webinar will cover FHA programs including 203(k) rehabilitation loans, streamlined 203(k) loans, Energy Efficient Mortgages, other repairs programs, and solar and weatherization programs.
This document discusses the HUD Section 232 mortgage insurance program, which provides financing for nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and other healthcare properties. It covers eligible project and lending types, financing amounts up to 90% of costs, required third-party reports, and the multi-step application and approval process involving initial discussions with HUD, submitting a formal application, and finalizing financing terms before closing. The program aims to facilitate affordable, long-term financing for healthcare facilities.
This document provides an overview of homeownership options through Rural Development including direct loans, leveraged loans, and guaranteed loans. It discusses eligibility requirements such as income limits and credit history. Direct loans offer 100% financing up to 33 years at an interest rate as low as 1% with no down payment or mortgage insurance required. Leveraged and guaranteed loans allow moderate-income families to purchase homes through approved lenders. The workshop agenda reviews whether attendees are ready for homeownership and debunks common myths.
The document discusses FHA 203k renovation lending programs. It summarizes the key differences between the Streamlined 203k loan (up to $35,000 for renovations) and the Full 203k loan (over $35,000 for renovations). The Full 203k loan requires an FHA consultant and allows for structural renovations. The document also provides guidelines on borrower eligibility, credit scores, income requirements, appraisals, fees, and the renovation loan process.
The document summarizes FHA 203k renovation lending programs. It describes Streamlined 203k loans that allow up to $35,000 for renovations by licensed contractors. Full 203k loans allow over $35,000 and structural work. Full 203k requires a consultant and has multiple draw schedules. Eligible properties include single-family homes, condos, and 2-4 unit properties. The document provides guidelines on loan amounts, borrower credit and income requirements, appraisals, fees, and the renovation loan process.
The document discusses loan modification and workout services provided by 1st Service Solutions including: restructuring loan terms, waiving penalties and fees, forbearance on requirements, collateral substitutions, and adding mezzanine debt. It also discusses loan workout consulting services for maturing loans, formulating alternative strategies for non-performing loans, and creative exit strategies. It advises contacting them as soon as possible for troubled assets and offers their services through LandAmerica at competitive pricing.
The document discusses various types of residential mortgages and borrower decisions. It begins by explaining the primary mortgage market where loans are originated and the secondary market where loans can be sold. It then describes common mortgage types like 30-year fixed rate mortgages, conventional loans, FHA loans, and other products such as home equity loans, reverse mortgages, and subprime loans. The document concludes by discussing measures for comparing loan costs such as annual percentage rate and factors considered for refinancing a mortgage.
This PowerPoint is a discussion of options for financing clean energy. It describes financing processes, and outlines specific options related to on-bill financing structures, 3rd party structures and commercial lending structures. It was originally presented to RE-AMP, an organization of environmental advocates operating primarily in the Midwest.
The document provides information on FHA loan origination through Fairway Wholesale Lending, including eligibility requirements for borrowers, acceptable sources of down payment and closing costs, maximum loan-to-value ratios and mortgage insurance premiums for different FHA refinance transaction types. Guidelines are presented on FHA underwriting criteria such as credit history, income, assets, occupancy, and citizenship status.
The document summarizes the key points of the President's plan to help homeowners and stabilize the housing market. The plan includes: 1) allowing more homeowners to refinance their mortgages to save $3,000 per year on average; 2) establishing a Homeowner Bill of Rights with strong federal standards to protect homeowners; 3) piloting a program to transition foreclosed homes into rental properties to stabilize prices. It also aims to provide unemployed homeowners extended forbearance on mortgage payments and investigate misconduct in mortgage origination and servicing.
The document summarizes the key points of the President's plan to help homeowners and stabilize the housing market. The plan includes: 1) allowing more homeowners to refinance their mortgages to save $3,000 per year on average; 2) establishing a Homeowner Bill of Rights with strong federal standards to protect homeowners; 3) piloting a program to transition foreclosed homes into rental properties to stabilize prices. It also aims to provide unemployed homeowners extended forbearance on mortgage payments and investigate abuses in mortgage origination and servicing.
Financing Programs for Energy Efficiency: Utility RolesHarcourtBrownEF
This document discusses various approaches to designing energy efficiency financing programs. It notes that traditional rebates may not be the most cost-effective approach and that leveraging private capital through financing could be more effective if designed well. It then outlines different models for financing programs, including who provides the capital, types of credit enhancements, the role of utilities, and examples of programs using these approaches. The key is finding flexible capital that can be used to make loans more accessible while managing risks.
Affinity Lending Group has been providing home loans since 2003. They offer an FHA Streamline 203K program that combines a first mortgage for both the purchase or refinance of a property along with funding for repairs and renovations. The program allows for up to $35,000 in repairs and renovations to be included in the loan. Eligible properties include 1-4 unit homes and condos that are over 1 year old. Common eligible repairs include roofing, HVAC, plumbing and electrical work. The loan is fully disbursed at closing and repairs must be completed within 6 months.
This document provides information on real estate acquisition and development/rehab financing for non-profit corporations through municipal bond financing. It explains that non-profits can obtain non-recourse debt financing through unenhanced tax-exempt municipal bonds to purchase and develop qualified projects like affordable housing, schools, and recycling plants. The financing provides a single loan for acquisition, development, and permanent financing with current market rates and 30-year terms. Projects must qualify based on providing a municipal benefit and cash flows supporting debt repayment. Redbridge Development Partners assists non-profits through this financing process.
The document provides a quick reference to the TRID (TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure) rule for mortgage disclosures in the United States. It outlines that TRID applies to consumer purpose loans secured by real estate. It discusses the timing requirements for providing the Loan Estimate and Closing Disclosure to borrowers. It also defines what constitutes a "valid change circumstance" that allows lenders to issue revised disclosures outside of the standard timing rules. Finally, it reviews the different tolerance levels that apply to estimating settlement costs, taxes, and other fees on the Closing Disclosure form compared to what was previously disclosed on the Loan Estimate.
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Financial Assets: Debit vs Equity Securities.pptxWrito-Finance
financial assets represent claim for future benefit or cash. Financial assets are formed by establishing contracts between participants. These financial assets are used for collection of huge amounts of money for business purposes.
Two major Types: Debt Securities and Equity Securities.
Debt Securities are Also known as fixed-income securities or instruments. The type of assets is formed by establishing contracts between investor and issuer of the asset.
• The first type of Debit securities is BONDS. Bonds are issued by corporations and government (both local and national government).
• The second important type of Debit security is NOTES. Apart from similarities associated with notes and bonds, notes have shorter term maturity.
• The 3rd important type of Debit security is TRESURY BILLS. These securities have short-term ranging from three months, six months, and one year. Issuer of such securities are governments.
• Above discussed debit securities are mostly issued by governments and corporations. CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITS CDs are issued by Banks and Financial Institutions. Risk factor associated with CDs gets reduced when issued by reputable institutions or Banks.
Following are the risk attached with debt securities: Credit risk, interest rate risk and currency risk
There are no fixed maturity dates in such securities, and asset’s value is determined by company’s performance. There are two major types of equity securities: common stock and preferred stock.
Common Stock: These are simple equity securities and bear no complexities which the preferred stock bears. Holders of such securities or instrument have the voting rights when it comes to select the company’s board of director or the business decisions to be made.
Preferred Stock: Preferred stocks are sometime referred to as hybrid securities, because it contains elements of both debit security and equity security. Preferred stock confers ownership rights to security holder that is why it is equity instrument
<a href="https://www.writofinance.com/equity-securities-features-types-risk/" >Equity securities </a> as a whole is used for capital funding for companies. Companies have multiple expenses to cover. Potential growth of company is required in competitive market. So, these securities are used for capital generation, and then uses it for company’s growth.
Concluding remarks
Both are employed in business. Businesses are often established through debit securities, then what is the need for equity securities. Companies have to cover multiple expenses and expansion of business. They can also use equity instruments for repayment of debits. So, there are multiple uses for securities. As an investor, you need tools for analysis. Investment decisions are made by carefully analyzing the market. For better analysis of the stock market, investors often employ financial analysis of companies.
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HUD Multifamily Financing
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Unbeatable 4.25% Interest Rate
35 Year Amortization
Non-Recourse
Cash Out to 80% LTV
Up to 92.5% CLTV (Purchase)
85% Rate and Term Refinance
No Appraisal and Expedited Processing**
**If refinancing an exiting HUD Multifamily Loan
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HUD Loan Processing Time Line
1) Preliminary information sent to EMYH Funding for initial analysis:
- Current Rent Roll
- 3 Years Operating Statements + YTD
- Site Description with Unit Composition
- Location Map, Site Plan & Floor Plans
- Acquisition Price or Existing Debt
- Any repairs to be included in the Mortgage
- Market Survey
2) Within 5 - 7 Business Days
- Lender will complete its preliminary analysis and offer pre qualification and terms of the loan
3) Within 3 - 4 weeks (from original submission date)
- Letter of Engagement Issued by Lender
- Application Fee and 3rd Party Fees Collected
- After Feasibility is confirmed Third Party Reports are ordered (Appraisal, Physical Needs Assessment,
Environmental Phase One, etc.)
4) Within About 2 Months
- Lender completes Underwriting and Submits FIRM Application to HUD
5) Within 5 - 6 Months
- Lender prepares closing documents and proceeds to closing
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Loan Amount $1,000,000 Minimum
L o a n Te r m Maximum term of 35 years
Amortization Loan will fully amortize over term
Minimum DSC 1.18x
M a x i m u m LT V a) 85% of appraised value;
b) Loan amount that would achieve a debt service coverage ratio
of 1:18 to 1.0;
c) Refinancing: 100% of outstanding debt plus transaction costs and
proposed repairs. (If an equity takeout is being requested, then the
loan amount may be 80% of the project’s appraised value under this
loan criterion if that amount is greater than the cost of the refinance.);
d) Acquisition: 85% of the acquisition price plus transaction costs and
proposed repairs
Fixed Rate Yes
Adjustable Rate No
Eligible Property Multifamily *(see Notes for details)
Eligible Borrower Single-asset entity
Assumable Loan is assumable, subject to HUD approval and payment of an assump-
tion fee and related transaction expenses
Ta x a n d I n s u r a n c e E s c r o w s Taxes and insurance are required to be escrowed monthly
Replacement Reserves Replacement reserves are required in accordance with HUD guidelines;
the amount is determined in conjunction with the third-party engineer
report
Commercial Space Less than 20%
Recourse Non-recourse
Required Reports Appraisal, reduced physical needs assessment and environmental screen
Prepayment Negotiable. Typically two-year lockout with 8% penalty in third year,
reducing 1% each succeeding year
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Supplemental Loans No
Pricing 4.125% as of 8/5/2011 (Please call for updated rate)
Rate Lock After acceptance of FHA commitment and prior to closing (contact to dis-
cuss early rate lock options)
Fees and Expenses a) Lender Application Fee: $5,000; Due at after preliminary analysis is completed
b) HUD Application Fee: .3% of Loan Amount; 50% refunded at closing
c) HUD Insurance Premium: .5% Paid at closing
d)Processing Fee: 1.75%
e) Third party report cost
Origination Fee
1% Paid to EMYH Funding at Closing
*Notes
a) Market rate, moderate-income and subsidized properties
b) Existing projects, at least three years old, with no more than minimal required
levels of repair and with no substantial rehabilitation within the past three years
c) No rent control
d) Student housing is not excluded, but multiple rents from one unit will not be underwritten
e) Limitation on commercial space: No more than 20% of the net rentable area and 20% of
effective gross income
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HUD Bridge Loan Program
Eligible Properties: Multifamily properties in strong, stable markets with experienced
sponsors
Nationwide Geographical Focus
Loan Amounts: $2 Million - No Maximum
Loan Term: Up to two years
Interest Rates: Floating Rate over 30 Day LIBOR. Rate varies based on loan term
DCSR and LTV/LTC.
Amortization: Typically interest only.
Maximum Loan to Value: Lesser of 80% "As-Is" value or 75% Loan to Appraised
Value upon stabilization.
Maximum Loan to Cost: 90% including costs associated with renovations.
Minimum DCSR: 1.0x, interest reserves required for lower DCSR's
Prepayment Provision: Generally permitted.
Recourse: Typically Non-Recourse with standard carve-outs.
Replacement Reserves: Required
Minimum Occupancy Requirement: None
This bridge loan product is specifically designed for cases where
borrower is waiting for HUD financing but must close before loan
processing can be completed.