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Check your credit report regularly and review information placed on it, especially if you have had credit problems in the past.

Zero points is called par pricing. Numbers in parentheses indicate premium or rebate pricing, meaning that instead of having a cost, money is actually paid back to the loan officer and the branch for originating a loan at that rate.

Title Charges A title is the document that shows who owns a property. It is necessary for an attorney to examine a title to make sure there are no problems that would prevent you from having clear (legal) title. It is also necessary to get title insurance in case someone else should try to claim title to your property. Fees for title examination and title insurance will be included in the closing costs.

Simple Assumptions - Loans which allow a simple assumption are also referred to as freely assumable, and this type of loan can be assumed with minimal work and cost. The buyer is allowed to take ownership of the property and begin making the loan payments without providing any information on their credit history or income. Since we do not require any information from the buyer to confirm they have the means to repay the loan, the seller of the property remains liable to us for the repayment of the loan. This means if the buyer who assumed the loan fails to make mortgage payments in accordance with the Note and Mortgage, the seller as well as the buyer may be foreclosed upon, because the seller is still liable for the loan.

Repayment Plans - These are verbal agreements allowing you to make a full payment and late charge plus a portion of another payment each month until you bring your loan current. These plans typically last no longer than four months. For example, if you are unable to make your payment this month, you may be allowed to establish a repayment plan where you would make one and one-half payments (plus late charge) next month and the following month to bring your loan current.

What if I want to change insurance companies? You may choose to change insurance companies at any time, but the procedure you follow will depend on whether you make this change mid-term (before the current policy expires), or when your current policy is up for renewal: Changing Mid-term - If we collect funds through escrow for your insurance and have already paid the premium for your current policy, we do not have funds to pay the new policy. In this situation, you must pay the premium for the new policy yourself and send us a copy of the new policy along with a paid receipt so we may update our system. You should also cancel the old insurance policy, and request a refund of any unused premium. When changing insurance companies, the effective date of the new policy must be the same as the cancellation date of the old policy, so there is no lapse in coverage.

If interest rates are trending up, it makes sense to lock in your rate. If interest rates are trending down, it makes sense to float your interest rate so that you can take advantage of a shorter lock-in period. When rates are fairly stable, it also makes sense to float your loan to take advantage of a lower price for a shorter lock-in.

Age Restriction for Reverse Mortgages In general, reverse mortgages are limited to borrowers 62 years or older who own their home free and clear of debt or nearly so, and the home is free of tax liens.

Title Insurance Title insurance will be included in the closing costs to insure that no other party can claim title to your property.

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Stated income mortgage products: In qualifying for these products, the lender will not require you to provide standard explanations of your income, such as tax returns. This means that there is no verification of your income, but you must state the source of your income. Individuals likely to be interested in a stated income loan are typically self-employed or individuals who write-off a large portion of their income such as contractors, waiters & waitresses.

What is mortgage insurance?

Example: If you make $5000 a month, with 33/38 qualifying ratio guidelines, your maximum monthly housing cost should be around $1650. Including your consumer debt, your monthly housing and credit expenditures should be around $1900 as a maximum

What Are Discount Points? Discount points allow you to lower your interest rate. They are essentially prepaid interest, with each point equaling 1% of the total loan amount. Generally, for each point paid on a 30-year mortgage, the interest rate is reduced by 1/8 (or .125) of a percentage point. When shopping for loans, ask lenders for an interest rate with 0 points and then see how much the rate decreases with each point paid

How is my interest rate calculated? The initial interest rate on your loan was determined by the competitive market of rates in the mortgage lending industry for your particular ARM product at the time your loan was originated.