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| 1 YEAR ARM | Adjustable (Variable) Rate Product that changes every 12 months | A client who understands the risks of the ARM, but are willing to accept them. Typically, the client anticipates that the mortgage loan will be paid off within an acceptable risk period. |
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| 3/1 ARM |
At the end of the 36-month
period, the ARM Start Rate is determined by the current 1-Year
Treasury Bill, PLUS an additional of .625%. Example: if the current
1-Year T-Bill rate is 7.125%, add .625%, |
A client who intends to either sell the property or pay off the property within the 36-month period, or shortly thereafter. | Same as above | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 5/1 ARM |
At the end of the 60-month
period, the ARM Start Rate is determined by the current 1-Year
Treasury Bill, PLUS an additional of .625%. Example: if the current
1-Year T-Bill rate is 7.125%, add .625%, |
A client who intends to either sell the property or pay off the property within the 60-month period, or shortly thereafter. |
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| 7/1 ARM |
At the end of the 84-month
period, the ARM Start Rate is determined by the current 1-Year
Treasury Bill, PLUS an additional of .625%. Example: if the current
1-Year T-Bill rate is 7.125%, add .625%, |
A client who intends to either sell the property or pay off the property within the 84-month period, or shortly thereafter. |
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| 7/23 ARM |
At the end of the 84-month
period, another Fixed-Rate
product is offered, based
on the Fixed Rates at the time of conversion, |
A client who wants a good rate, but have an option to either sell the property or pay off the property within the 84-month period, or shortly thereafter. |
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| 10/1 ARM |
At the end of the 120-month
period, the ARM Start Rate is determined by the current 1-Year
Treasury Bill, PLUS an additional of .625%. Example: if the current
1-Year T-Bill rate is 7.125%, add .625%, |
A client who intends to either sell the property or pay off the property within the 120-month period, or shortly thereafter. |
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NO EMPLOYMENT VERIFICATION |
The best No-Income Verification loan product available. |
There is no income verification, no asset verification, and no verification of employment. 3/1 ARM 5/1 ARM 15-Year FIXED 30-Year FIXED |
on Primary Residence; |
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| THE BRIDGE LOAN | A Bridge Loan is a loan product that permits a client to get a loan-against-equity in an existing property that they own, to help facilitate the purchase of another property. A Bridge Loan will allow a percentage of the value of a property that is listed for sale, or under sales contract scheduled to be sold | "THE" BRIDGE LOAN is special, in that it does not count the Bridge Loan Payment NOR the current home mortgage (1st mortgage) payment against a client's income, allowing the client to qualify for a larger property. |
Up to 65% of the Value of the Listing Sales Price of a home, minus the 1st mortgage balance; Up to 70% of the Value of the Sales Price of a home, minus the 1st mortgage balance. Payment is calculated, and payment schedule identified and initiated, but "THE" Bridge Loan Payment is not counted in the client's Debt-To-Income Ratios, making it easier for the client to qualify for their next home. Product available to be used with a previous
residence outside of Florida or Colorado. Lender must have holdings
in that particular state. (Lender has holdings in 33 states).
Also, "THE" Bridge Loan can only be used when a client
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NO INCOME VERFICATION |
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Underwriting determines that there is a need to review the client's tax returns. As part of the loan process, the client must sign 2 documents which authorizes the Lender to pull tax returns from the IRS to check the accuracy of the loan application. The 2 IRS forms are: IRS Form 8821 The Stated-Income loans require the following: 2 years of continued employment on the same job, or in the same line of work; Verification of Assets for cash-to-close, as well as 6 months cash reserves after closing. |
Preferred cash down would be in the range of 20% to 30%. |
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40% down for Investment |
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