Mortgage Changes in the industry
Uncategorized March 9th. 2007, 10:00pmThere are a lot of changes happening right now in the mortgage industry as a whole.
Who is it affecting?
- People with lower credit scores that need 100% financing. A lot of big companies right now that use to give someone 100% financing are now out of business. They are out of business because the people that took these loans are going into foreclosure.
- A Lack of credit – someone that doesn’t have the creditors’ history. A good history to have is three creditors over a 2 year period. This will not hurt to start now if you don’t have them, even if it is a secured credit card. Credit Card (revolving) creditors on your credit are a major plus when paid on time. Note: do not max out the credit card that will in turn hurt you again. Keep it below 50% of the high credit limit and it will look good.
How can we get by this?
- FHA Mortgages- with a minimum down payment of 3% I have a lot of flexibility to getting you approved with today’s going rates with out a credit score requirement.
- Example: I had a friend of mine who had got hurt on the job. He could not pay his bills with out a pay check coming in. Once he went back to work all his bills were current we were able to go FHA and get him a rate at 6% on a 30 year fixed.
- Conventional Loans @ 100%. Right now with a minimum credit score of 575 I am able to still get you approved to 100%. This loan does have mortgage insurance but is a great replacement for the high rate mortgages people are use to.
If you are in one of these high rate mortgages – what do you do?
- The best thing to do is give me a call or send me an email and I can see if you fit into one of the programs above or another loan that will save you thousands of dollars a year. With a lot of the changes you would be surprised at how much I can actually save you monthly.
