A FHA Streamline "Without Appraisal" will have No Charge for Appraisal seeing there won't be a need for one. Your selected interest rate will define what "Lender Credit" may be offered to pay your closing costs. There is no such thing as a "Free Loan", so when you hear someone saying "no cost", they are misrepresenting the facts. To get a Free and No Obligation Quote, more information would be needed offline. I'm happy to help you directly. Visit my profile for more information and to read my blogs that provide information on FHA programs. I'm here to help!
For FHA streamline refi's, there is no appraisal required.. However there will be closing costs.. You can choose a higher rate and have the lender pay the costs for your (recommended), or you can pay them out of pocket and take the lower rate, but in any case, you will be paying for them.. 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. 480-287-5714 WilliamAcres.com
An FHA Streamline does not require an appraisal. Also, your closing costs can be paid out of pocket, by you, or your lender. If you elect to have the lender pay closing costs, then your rate will be slightly higher. William from Velocity also confirms this in his response...
No appraisal required for FHA streamline. A number of different options on pricing depending upon your preference. We are a brokerage that deal with many wholesale banks so we will shop them for the lowest rate, cost and terms. A+ rating by Better Business Bureau. We are just outside of Philadelphia in Bucks County. You can get a free quote by phone at 215-741-3131 or online at NetEquityLoans.com.
A streamline is the refinance of an existing FHA loan. There is no appraisal required. A lender credit can be offered to offset the closing costs but you need to meet the credit score guidelines. I will be happy to discuss this further with you. Please give me a call.Sharon7th Level Mortgage732 606 6264
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With a streamline refinance you do not need an appraisal. If you are finding loans offered at no cost, you are probably in all actuality finding loans that include a lender credit that will cover the closing costs. This often means that you are getting a slightly higher interest rate in return for the lender paying for the closing costs. You can also have the cost rolled into your new loan.
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FHA allows for both an appraisal or a no appraisal option. ALL MORTGAGE loans have CLOSING COSTS! How you pay for those closing costs varies. Most people on a no appraisal FHA Streamline select to pay for the closing costs by accepting a slightly higher interest rate. Sit down with a local NON-BANK Loan Officer to discuss your personal situation to decide what is best for you. www.FHA-Streamline-Refinance-MN.com
No appraisal required. Costs may be paid by your lender or paid by you. Lender paid will result in a higher interest rate on your loan.
there are a couple different types of FHA Streamline loans. There are closing costs on every loan always! The only question is how will they be paid, by you or the lender.Call us or email us at 201-962-3555 or Team@BestMortgageOption.com for ano cost no obligation analysis of your situation.Ask for Michelle or Benny We will find the Best Mortgage Option to suit your needs!You can check us out at www.BestMortgageOption.com
You can do an FHA streamlime with NO APPRAISAL and we can give you an NO COST option on your loan. Please click on the image at left to go to my profile page and get my contact info.
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