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Doing FHA but looking for Investor Friendly Institutions

Investor · Oak Park, MI · Member since 2014 · 299 posts · 47 votes

Hi guys,

I'm looking for investor friendly lending institutions. I'm currently about to buy a house using FHA because I had a short sale 3 years ago, funny that earlier last year I was able to do a conventional but the rules changed in August last year I think and now I can't. I should have asked here first before doing anything, doing things totally backwards! Maybe if I find a much better option I can still pull out from that deal with this bank.

House is 130K

The bank is offering me FHA 30 year, 3.75%, 5.327 apr

This is more or less my situation, if you guys think I can do better I would love to hear:

* I have 3 rental properties

   - Rental 1 and 2 clear (each house worth about 85k and 135k)

   - Rental 3 has a 58K mortgage (house worth about 140K)

* Primary Residence has a 78K cash out mortgage (house worth about 130K)

* Have a loan for 38K

* 0 credit card debt

* Make about 90K a year, 7 years at the same job

* Middle score per lender was 681

* Might be able to do 25% down

Do you think I would have a chance to do better than the current offer from this bank?

Thanks!

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  • Loan Officer / Processor / Life & Health Agent · Rancho Cucamonga, CA · Member since 2014 · 1k+ posts · 757 votes
    11y

    Hello Roy,

    Is there a reason you want to put down so much money? FHA MI (mortgage insurance) is going down by .5% percent in 12 days. Also you since this is an FHA loan you can put down as little as 3.5% and keep your cash saved.

    Your rate is also a little high unless you're trying to have the bank pay closing costs. But since you have so much cash I would just put down less money and pay closing.

    PM me or call me and I can send you an application and have this done in 21 days max. Take care and talk to you soon Roy.

  • Investor · Oak Park, MI · Member since 2014 · 299 posts · 47 votes
    11y

    Hi Shaun,

    Thanks for the response, the reason for the 25% is to get out of FHA, but if its not doable then I will stay the course and do the 3.5% down FHA. Now I have another issue, the PMI is going down the 26th but my appraisal was the 9th, supposedly the bank can request a cancelation of the case number if u havent closed yet but not sure if my bank will do that since I know of one lender won't submit cancelations. Do u guys submit cancellations? Ill give u a call in a few, thanks.

  • Loan Officer / Processor / Life & Health Agent · Rancho Cucamonga, CA · Member since 2014 · 1k+ posts · 757 votes
    11y

    Helllo Roy,

    We do submit cancellations and you can put the 20% down now or in one year when you refinance out of this FHA mortgage.

    I hope this helps and have a wonderful days Sir.

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