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Latest post Tue, Jul 7 2009 12:29 PM by Kristina Milano. 6 replies. Viewed 652 times.
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  • Wed, Jun 24 2009 6:12 PM                

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    Loan State: California
    Loan County: Los Angeles
    Loan Type: Cash Out Refinance
    Loan Amount: $1,050,000
    Property Value: $2,500,000
    LTV: 42%
    FICO: 680
    DTI: 46
    Occupancy Type: Owner-Occupied
    Property Type: Single Family Residence

    need a lender I can broker a Jumbo loan to.  The dti is above 42% paying off all the debt...borrowers put son on title recently in order to use his income...I doubt any lender will use that to qualify, but we are at 46% without using that.

    Please contact me if you are a lender I can broker to.

  • Wed, Jun 24 2009 9:17 PM                 In reply to

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    That 680 FICO is a deal buster...

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  • Thu, Jul 2 2009 7:09 PM                 In reply to

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    Could probably get this done with my lender, it's most likely going to be an ARM so we can keep there rate as low as possible to keep dti down.

  • Sat, Jul 4 2009 6:54 AM                 In reply to

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    Why doesn't this guy pay his bills?  DTI too high and Fico too low.  How about a lower priced house!!

     

     

  • Tue, Jul 7 2009 12:13 PM                 In reply to

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    I have a lender that can do jumbo loans with a non-occupant co-borrowers.  They have ARM's and a 15 year fixed at competitive prices.

    Stuart Kishner:
    Why doesn't this guy pay his bills?  DTI too high and Fico too low.  How about a lower priced house!!

    Stuart,

    Why are you assuming this guy isnt paying his bills?  It's a recession, everybodys bills are pilling up.  This is a positive site without trolls, please keep it this way.  Also, a 42% DTI on a big loan like this is very common in California.  In case you hadn't heard, we have much higher home prices here.

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