While the upfront mortgage insurance premium remains unchanged at 1.75, as of Jan. 26th, 2015, FHA monthly Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP) will drop from 1.3/1.35% down to .80/.85% (depending on loan to value ratio of purchase).
What does this mean for buyers? As an example, for a $350,000 FHA mortgage, the monthly payment will drop about $140/month due to the lower MIP, and also creates the ability for buyer's to qualify for a little more.
Millions of Renters Could Become Homeowners in 2015 (FMCC, FNMA)
Good news for first time and returning buyers!
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Short sale tax break signed into law | 2014-12-29
FYI- for anyone who is looking to short sale, etc.
Short sale tax break signed into law | 2014-12-29 | HousingWire
Short sale tax break signed into law | 2014-12-29 | HousingWire
Friday, March 21, 2014
Friday, March 7, 2014
Mortgage Debt Forgiveness: It’s All About Fairness
I'm proud to be affiliated with the National Association of Realtor s who are promoting mortgage debt forgiveness for those who were caught up through no fault of their own in the upside-down housing mortgage and had to do a short sale with their lender- the fact that they tried to do things "right", rather than trashing their home and forcing their lender to go through foreclosure.
Mortgage Debt Forgiveness: It’s All About Fairness
I'm proud to be affiliated with the National Association of Realtor s who are promoting mortgage debt forgiveness for those who were caught up through no fault of their own in the upside-down housing mortgage and had to do a short sale with their lender- the fact that they tried to do things "right", rather than trashing their home and forcing their lender to go through foreclosure.
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Prior Short Sellers: Watch for Credit Errors
Learn about the different way that a short sale vs. foreclosure can effect your credit:
Prior Short Sellers: Watch for Credit Errors
Prior Short Sellers: Watch for Credit Errors
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