My father co-signed my FHA mortgage May 08 since my wife was finishing school. She is now finished and finally has a full time job. Her work is 45 minutes away and we want to go closer so we will be selling our house this coming spring.
Also found out it will cost 0 to take the co-signer off. Will I have to pay that if I refinance?
Rate is at 6.25% fixed, 0/mo Principal+Interest
Tags: co signer, FHA Mortgage, FHA Refinance Rates, finishing school, full time job, principal interestMy hubby and I are ready to buy our first home. We just want to make sure we don’t get taken advantage of or screwed over in the process. Any advice on this? We are not too concerned about the loan process b/c he is in the Air Force and we are getting a VA loan at a low FIXED rate. Any tips on finding the perfect house? We have seen a lot of HUD foreclosure homes, are those terrible to get into? When I reckon of HUD I reckon of helped living, but come to find out the previous owners just had FHA loans and they foreclosed and the homes went to HUD. Any tips/advice at all will be appreciated! Thanks!
Tags: adjustable rate mortgage, air force, air force 1, air force news, air force plane, air jordan, assisted living, castle country, co signer, Fannie Mae, fha loan, FHA Loans, fixed mortgage rates, fixed rate, foreclosure homes, free foreclosed homes, free foreclosure, hobby master, hubby, HUD Foreclosure, HUD Foreclosures, loan process, morage, pakistan air force, sales rep jobs, syrian air forceI am currently in the process of trying to buy my first home for my fiancee, daughter and self. (I AM CLUELESS OF THE WHOLE PROCESS) The home is VERY reasonably priced. (Under ,000) Its not much but a fantastic starter home for us. We are applying for an FHA First Time Homebuyers loan with a large bank firm, and we have a co-signer available as long as the bank will approve them as well. I have what I would assume as excellent credit (650+) but no income. My fiancee has NO credit but makes slightly more than K a year. My co-signer has limited income but excellent credit as well(650+). Will this possibly make it a certain for us to get approved? My fiancee has alternative credit (The lease in our current rental is in his name and paid on time faithfully for 2 years) but that is all he has. Will they be able to use the credit score of my co-signer as well as myself with his income???
My next questions are about what the home has to be like to buy. Currently the home has no carpeting in 2 of the 5 rooms, but does have tile and hardwood in the remaining rooms. As well as currently does not have a refrigerator or washer and dryer. Will this make us not qualify for the FHA loan as it needs work?? There is simple repairs that need to be made such as a few hole patchings in the walls as well as placing carpet into the 2 rooms as well as painting. All things that will be able to be finished within 2 weeks of getting the keys to the home. What are the requirements to construction needing to be done?
Closing costs…What are the chances of getting this rolled into the morg.? How much could they be on a home costing less than K?
As well as how would I go about getting a loan for more than the buy price of the home? For such things as needed repairs?
Any advice or help would be appreciated. But I prefer answers with knowledge behind them by a person such as a broker, loan agent, realtor, or with a personal experience in the same feild. Thanks so much!
Tags: broker loan, carpet, carpeting, closing costs, co signer, credit score, fha loan, FHA Requirements, fiancee, first time homebuyers loan, getting a loan, loan agent, morg, personal experience, realtor, refrigerator, tile, time homebuyers, washer and dryerCan I get an FHA loan for investment income property and get 100% financing and live in property as far as i know for FHA loan you need co signer and need to be living in property…..how about an apartment? would i be able to get FHA loan for multicomplex????????
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