Examples

Conventional Mortgage

 
Purchase Price $80,000.00
Credit Score (Minimum) 700
Minimum Monthly Income Requirement 2,615.00
Down Payment
(3.5% Minimum)
4,000.00
Closing Costs 2,350.00

Taxes & Insurance
(pre-paids)

3,600.00
Total Cost 9,950.00
Seller can pay up to 6% of sale price towards your costs (2,400.00)
Cash Needed To Close 7,550.00
Mortgage Payment
(5.1% Interest Rate)
414.00
Taxes & Insurance 320.00
Total Monthly Payment 734.00



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Purchase Price $120,000.00
Credit Score (Minimum) 700
Minimum Monthly Income Requirement 3,500.00
Down Payment 6,000.00
Closing Costs 2,300.00

Taxes & Insurance
(pre-paids)

3,800.00
Total Cost 12,100.00
Seller can pay up to 3% of sale price towards your costs (3,600.00)
Cash Needed To Close 8,500.00
Mortgage Payment
(5.1% Interest Rate)
630.00
Taxes & Insurance 350.00
Total Monthly Payment 980.00




Purchase Price $150,000.00
Credit Score (Minimum) 700
Minimum Monthly Income Requirement 4,150.00
Down Payment 7,500.00
Closing Costs 2,350.00

Taxes & Insurance
(pre-paids)

3,900.00
Total Cost 13,750.00
Seller can pay up to 3% of sale price towards your costs (4,500.00)
Cash Needed To Close 9,250.00
Mortgage Payment
(5.1% Interest Rate)
790.00
Taxes & Insurance 375.00
Total Monthly Payment 1,165.00

 

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A conventional mortgage is any loan that is not insured by FHA or guaranteed by VA

Many people are sometimes confused and even misinformed on what the terms Conventional, Conforming, and Non-Conforming really mean.  It is important that you understand the difference.

 

What it's all about

 

    • Conforming Mortgage

      A conforming mortgage is a loan that meets strict standards concerning loan amount, down payment, income, credit history and property condition.  The benefit of qualifying for a conforming loan is that the interest rate is lower.  However, currently the FHA interest rate is lower then a Conforming Mortgage.

    • Non-Conforming Mortgage

      Non-Conforming Mortgage are those that do not fit into these strict standards and of course they have slightly higher if not much higher interest rates and down payment requirements.

      What you need to qualify

    • Owner occupancy

      This must be the buyers primary residence.


    • Loan types available

      Fixed rate 30 year, fixed rate 15 year.

    • Income

      Must be able to document enough income that your debt to income ratios do not exceed 28% (front end) / 36% (back end).

      Mortgage debt to income ratios are the calculations underwriters use to determine whether a borrower can qualify for a mortgage.

      There are two calculations.  The first or (front end) ratio is your housing expense-to income.  This is to say your proposed mortgage payment (principle, interest, taxes and insurance) divided by your gross monthly income.  This can not exceed 28 % of your gross monthly income.

      The second or (back end) ratio is your total monthly obligations including your new mortgage payment (principal, interest, taxes and insurance) divided by your gross monthly income.  This can not exceed 36% of your gross monthly income.

      Example:  Monthly Income $3,500.00, your new mortgage payment with taxes and insurance is $1,000.00.  1,000 Divided by 3,500 = 28%.  So far so good for the front end ratio. You can qualify for a 1,000.00 monthly payment.  Now we have to add your other monthly obligations like car payments and credit cards.

      Example:  Month Income $3,500.00, your new mortgage payment with taxes and insurance is $1,000.00 and your other monthly bills which we will say is 250.00 per month.  1,250 Divided by 3,500 = 35%.

      You did not exceed the front or back end ratio so you qualify for a $1,000.00 monthly mortgage, taxes and insurance payment.

    • Down Payment

      Minimum 5% of sale price.

    • Maximum loan amount

      (Wayne County) no limit

    • Property types

      Single family residences, townhomes, planned unit development homes, condos.

    • Credit Score

      Minimum score of 640-700 but you would be required to pay a higher interest rate and your closing cost would be more.  A credit score of 700 or higher would get you a lower interest rate.


    • Past bankrupties or foreclosures

      24 months since discharge of any bankrupties; 36 months since any foreclosure.

    • Eligibility

      All borrowers must demonstrate 2 years of employment history.

    • Mortgage Insurance

      If you put down less than 20% mortgage insurance would be required.

    • Seller concessions

      Seller can pay up to 3% of the sales price toward your mortgage closing costs.  Also, the seller can waive tax prorations which could make your total out of pocket expense very little.

       

       

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