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cost of 203(k) loan

I'm in the process of buying a home, and it looks as if it won't pass FHA inspection in its current condition. I believe the required repairs can be done within a streamline 203(k) loan.How much higher should I expect the interest rate to be on this kind of loan, and will there be extra fees attached? I know many mortgage brokers don't handle 203(k) loans, so it's hard to know whether I'm getting a good deal. by mil32r_622_186 from Byram, Mississippi. Sep 15th 2011 Reply


DOUG CAPPS (DOUG CAPPS)
#0 ranked lender in Mississippi - 208 contributions

You will have some additional fees/cost associated with the FHA 203k(s) loan: 10% contigency (which if not used, can be applied toward your principle), inspections/title update - probably $250.00 and a supplemental origination fee of $350.00 or 1.5% whichever is less. The interest rate shouldn't be much different, but that will depend on what lender/broker you use. We are a lender located in North Mississippi - Hernando and we offer the FHA 203k streamline loan. If you have more questions, please feel free to contact me at (662) 429-5100 Ext. 105 or send me an email at dougc@fairwaymc.com.Thank you!Doug CappsFairway Mortgage224 West Commerce StHernando, MS 38632662-429-5100 ext 105NMLS ID #68160

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James Barath (JamesBarath)
#0 ranked lender in Indiana - 352 contributions

Depending on the actual repairs required, you may find an approved HUD lender who will allow for an escrow repair fund to be collected at time of closing. Although you would have to fund it at time of closing, you would eliminate the additional costs and time to approve and process your FHA insured home loan.

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William J Acres (William_Acres)
#0 ranked lender in Arizona - 8,728 contributions

It really depends on how much the estimate is on repairs. If your lender will allow an "Escrow Holdback" for repairs, then the only additional costs would be to have the property re inspected after the repairs are complete... $100 or so. Several lenders allow for up to $5000 in escrow holdbacks. If the repairs are over $5000, then you will most likely have to go 401K Streamline, assuming repairs do not exceed $35000. Most lenders do charge a bit more in the rate, say 1/4 or so, and there are other hard costs involved as well. WilliamAcres.com

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