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Latest Post: Thu, Aug 13 2009 1:52 AM by Benjamin Ramirez
  • Wed, Aug 12 2009 6:28 AM
    Loan Scenario: CA, $43,500, 774, 75% LTV, Purchase
    Loan Scenario
    Loan State: California
    Loan County: San Diego
    Loan Type: Purchase
    Loan Amount: $43,500
    Property Value: $58,000
    LTV: 75%
    FICO: 774
    DTI: ---
    Occupancy Type: Non-Owner Occupied
    Property Type: Condo

     

    Not familiar with market conditions costs.

    seeking opinions:

    1 bedroom condominium

    Win HUD bid , under contract to close Sept 4th

    Rates for August 11th 2009

    2 Lenders offer, fixed 30Yrs 6.0%,

    One disclosure shows APR 7.027% for 25% downpayment

    been told rate is justified because will rent condo

    Origination + 2 points + escrow fees+ other closing fees:

    That lender   25% down + $5721.95 (processing 455, escrow fee 1500, appraisal 575 Etc.) Total cash to close $20,221.95

    other lender APR not available 20% down + $4956,  (Origination + 2 points + escrow fees+ other closing fees) Total cash to close $15,356

    Will apreciate your comments and advise

    Thanks in advance

    Benjamin

  • Wed, Aug 12 2009 6:48 PM

    High points and fees aren't a big surprise because you have to consider the size of the loan.  The fact of the matter is that despite it being only a $43,500 loan, it will likely be just as much work as a significantly larger loan.  An LO is not likely to feel it is worth their time unless they can make 2-3 points minimum.  Otherwise they could just focus on the next deal which could easily be $200K loan and significantly more profitable despite being the same amount of work. 

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  • Thu, Aug 13 2009 1:52 AM

    Oh,  I see...

    The LO wrote that she will review the GFE as she saw some errors,

    hopfully they will be revised in my favor as she will not give

    any further discount to what was quoted. 

    Thank you for the explanation.

    Best Regards,

    Benjamin

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