No Trade-lines Required for this Jumbo Mortgage Program !
Most jumbo loan programs require 3 active “Trade lines” , we have a solution that does not require any trade lines. If you only have 1 or 2 active trade lines most Jumbo mortgage [...]
2015 Updates to Requirements of Conventional Loans
Conversion of Principal Residence Requirements No Longer Apply Associates should follow the standard rental income and financial reserve requirements when the borrower converts his or her current [...]
Save Money With FHA Refinance – New Lower MIP
FHA is lowering the cost of homeownership….Making homes more affordable for all FHA buyers! What does this mean if you already have an FHA loan? You can reduce your payment [...]
Zero Downpayment Grants – Conventional & FHA Home Loans in California
It is now possible to buy a home in California with ZERO down-payment. Loan amounts up to $417,000. This new program provides eligible families and individuals with a grant that never has to be [...]
Foreclosure After Bankruptcy: How long is the Wait to Buy a Home?
This is a fairly simple question but one that has a few answers depending on your situation: Let’s look at some different scenarios: Conventional loan ( Up to $625k depending on the county, [...]
How to Get a Jumbo Home Loan With a Low FICO Credit Score
How to get a Jumbo Loan With A Low Credit Score It is now possible to get a Jumbo Loan with a FICO credit score below 680. There are many people that don’t think they can qualify for a Jumbo [...]
What are “Extenuating Circumstances” ?
Here is the definition straight from Fannie Mae (pretty much the official word when it comes to mortgages) – Extenuating circumstances are nonrecurring events that are beyond the borrower’s [...]
Short-Sale Waiting Period Extended to 4 Years for Conventional Loans
Beginning Aug 16th conventional loans will require a 4 year waiting period after Short-Sale or Deed-in-Leu . Prior to this there was a 2 year wait (Fannie Mae backed loans) if you had a [...]
How to Refinance an Installment Land Contract (bond for deed or contract for deed)
Recently I refinanced an installment land contract for a client. There were quite a few lenders that turned the young couple down, just because they didn’t understand what it was and how to [...]