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Hi all,
Well here my situation.....I'm a first time home buyer and currently applying for a home loan thought BOA. I'm a U.S. military active duty Marine and will be using my VA benefit's for this loan. As of now, I'm applying for a 30 year ARM VA 5/1 1-5 loan at 4.375 and wanted to know if I'm getting a solid deal. The total cost to the home is $326,000 and total monthly payments w/taxes/HOA etc...will be $2,100 fixed for the next 5 years. As I read earlier....once it's time for the loan to adjust....it can only adjust 1% a year and the max is a total of 5%? I'm new at this and wanted to learn/know what I'm getting into. I have about 7 years left before retirement (20 yrs of service) and the military pay's me $2200 a month for off base housing, so I'm thinking that in 5 years from now went this rate (4.375%) adjust by 1% (5.375%) it will not affect me as much (maybe a $100 or so extra), right???? Somebody help me on this one!
Your payment will adjust about $171 per month if it takes the full adjustment in 5 years. Ask them to give you an amortization schedule assuming a worst case scenario so that you can see what the payment could adjust to over 10 years. Because each year it can move a full percent.
Mr. Bledsoe,
Thanks for the advice!!
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