Archive for November, 2009
Monday 30 November 2009 @ 7:27 pm
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We are in Texas.
FHA does offer Manufactured home financing- this deal also comes with land
Sunday 29 November 2009 @ 1:30 pm
Sunday 29 November 2009 @ 12:30 am
I’m interested in buying a HUD home and I was told that I could purchase it with only $100 down payment and they would pay 3% in closing costs. How easy is it really to get this financing, because it just seems to good to be true. I make $30,000 a year and my total monthly debt is $477. Also I’m married and i was wondering if my wife had to be on the loan because she is not working and if so i would have to add her debt in with mine and i dont believe we would qualify for a home loan.
Saturday 28 November 2009 @ 6:28 am
We’re buying a home on Contract for Deed. He’ll carry C4D for two years, then we have to have it refinanced. Can we apply for an FHA loan? Someone was saying they weren’t sure if we could apply for FHA with a “refinance”. Anyone know for sure? Oh and we live in Minnesota if that makes a difference.
Saturday 28 November 2009 @ 3:03 am
Can I get an FHA loan for investment income property and get 100% financing and live in property as far as i know for FHA loan you need co signer and need to be living in property…..how about an apartment? would i be able to get FHA loan for multicomplex????????
Thanks
Is it OK to sign an FHA streamline refinance, without the option to update our places of employment?
Friday 27 November 2009 @ 10:01 am
Our lender is suggesting we do an FHA streamline refinance, to go from 6.25% to 5.25%. She says because it is a streamline, though our income is not shown (as it’s not required) she can’t change the employer info on the forms. I got a better paying job since we bought, but my wife lost her job, so our total income is a bit less than it was before. I just wonder about signing paperwork that seems to confirm outdated information, but our lender says it’s fine. Is this really all kosher?
Thursday 26 November 2009 @ 2:42 pm
All I know is that somehow you get money. I’m assuming that when you die the lender gets ownership of your home or something like that?
Wednesday 25 November 2009 @ 8:22 pm
my aunt is 78 and lost lots of money in the stock market her retirement is almost dry and has a small social security check wants to do a reverse mortgage or home equity and we dont know which to do would appreciate any input thanks
Wednesday 25 November 2009 @ 4:32 pm
Tuesday 24 November 2009 @ 3:34 pm
A friend of mine is trying to refinance. However, he ran into some issues that will not allow him to get approved for this loan conventionally. Can FHA be a viable option for someone who is looking for a cash out refinance? I told him that there would still be that upfront PMI..what would be the benefit?





























