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100% Loan Option
Loans requiring no down-payment have become more and more popular (and
available) recently. In our opinion, loans requiring a down payment are
going to be your best option because you generally get a better interest
rate, have instant equity in the home, and may be easier to qualify for.
Because there are many variations to loans which do not require a down
payment, you should speak to a loan officer about the programs available.
There is generally always a trade-off with 100% financing loans. For instance,
you might not need a down payment, but you will have to pay a higher interest
rate, is fixed for a short time (1-3 years) and turns adjustable after
that, or has a pre-payment penalty. Sometimes, all three conditions exist.
One advantage of these loans is that there is usually never any mortgage
insurance required. So, even though the interest might be higher, the
fact that there is not mortgage insurance can give you monthly payments
very similar to a program that requires a down payment.
Example
Based on a Sales Price of $130,000
100% Conventional Loan
30 Year Loan |
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Home 1 |
Home 2 |
| Sales Price |
$ 130,000 |
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| Minimum Down Payment (0%) |
$ 0.00 |
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| Base Loan Amount |
$ 130,000 |
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| Principle and Interest (P&I)
at 6.85% |
$ 851.84 |
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| Monthly Mortgage Insurance |
$ 0.00 |
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| Tax Estimate |
$ 60.00 |
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Insurance Estimate
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$ 28.00 |
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Total Monthly Payment
(P&I, Tax & Ins.) |
$ 944.84 |
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*Closing Costs will also apply. Please contact your
loan officer for an explanation and estimate.
**Figures based on a 700+ Fico, 50% DTI Ratio ***This program is very
beneficial for homes that do not meet FHA Property Requirements.
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