This would be my second property, owner occupied. I've got less than 65% of to go at this point. is this looking good for me or no
Yes !! I am a Direct Lender in CT and can do it with NO mortgage insurance for your primary residence. call me 347 231 4444 or email me Peter.Botros@USmortgage.com
If this is going to be your primary residence we can do it with no mortgage insurance
Absolutely, so long as it is your primary residence.Depending on the loan size & other compensating factors, you could do as little as 5% down...If interested, please call 203-221-2661. My name is Brad Tippett & my company is GC Financial ServicesI am located in Westport, CT.
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Yes, you can do a 10% down with no mortgage insurance. Contact a local loan officer and go over your specific scenario with him/her to know your full options
Unless you have VA benefits, there are no "Conforming" loan products where you wont pay MI with less than 20% down.. There are private money lenders who offer this product, but at a higher interest rate, so for most, you're better off paying MI.. also, those that say no, but then say "Upfront" or "one time" premium, is just smoke and mirrors.. your still paying MI.. it's just you pay upfront or they can add the premium to the interest rate.. but in all theses scenarios, you are paying MI.. it's just hidden in higher fees/rates.. I'm a Broker here in Scottsdale AZ and I only lend in Arizona. If you or someone you know is looking for financing options, feel free to contact me or pass along my information. William J. Acres, Lender411's number ONE lender in Arizona. 480-287-5714 WilliamAcres.com
Well did you know Hompath offers investment properties with No MI and 10% down Purchase transactions onlySingle Family Dwellings, PUDs and Condominiums allowedHome must be designated a Fannie Mae Homepath property (Fannie Mae Renovation Financing is not allowed). Make sure properties have the logo shown on this post to be eligible.Minimum mid-credit score of 660. Risk based pricing (LLPA) applies...the higher your credit score, the better your rate may be.Maximum LTV of 90% (1-Unit properties)Full documentation of borrower (income, employment, assets, etc.).Gift funds not allowed with investment propertyMaximum financed properties allowed: 4
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