Broker Outpost Mortgage Forums
Home | Recent Discussions | Register | Login | Mortgage Broker Directory | Mortgage Reference Library
 All Forums
 Mortgage Brokers
 Mortgage Brokers
 Search for: Need-Florida Foreclosure Bailout Loan.
Related tags: [, ]
Author Previous Topic  |  Next Topic  
gonza

17 Posts

Posted - 08/26/2008 :  10:36:15 AM
Need 65-70% foreclosure bailout NOW
meridian1

375 Posts

Posted - 08/26/2008 :  11:27:53 AM
Cynthia,

Whats the scenario like???

Try Eastern Savings Bank. They do foreclosure bailouts. But 60-65% is the max they can go.No hard money lender will lender upto 70%.

Also you can try Morgan Equity Sharing. They can finance foreclosure bailouts to 70% at rates starting at 4%. But the catch is the lender will gain 5% equity in the property. But the borrower will retain ownership of the house.
Mark_GMC

579 Posts

Posted - 08/26/2008 :  11:28:52 AM
We have a definite interest in your scenario, though well need a few additional details in order to provide the most accurate pricing and deal terms. Fortunately our online submission form takes only a minute to complete. Please find the link below and call if you have any questions.
gonza

17 Posts

Posted - 08/26/2008 :  11:48:35 AM
Eastern Savings Bank is not doing Florida right now. Checked them already. Thanks
quote:
Originally posted by meridian1

Cynthia,

Whats the scenario like???

Try Eastern Savings Bank. They do foreclosure bailouts. But 60-65% is the max they can go.No hard money lender will lender upto 70%.

Also you can try Morgan Equity Sharing. They can finance foreclosure bailouts to 70% at rates starting at 4%. But the catch is the lender will gain 5% equity in the property. But the borrower will retain ownership of the house.

This User is a Premium Member, Click Here to Learn More!
mganovsky

2049 Posts

Posted - 08/26/2008 :  12:00:42 PM
Are you really looking out for the best interest of your client. If they can not afford the payment now and it is in forsclosure how the heck are they going to afford the new hard equity mortgage at a high rate of interest. There best bet would be to let the house go and rent some where that they can afford.

Also how do you know that it is at 65 or 70% LTV, did you have an appraisal done or did you do a "Comp Check".

Hard Equity lenders are looking pretty hard at the appraisals or are doing there own.
gonza

17 Posts

Posted - 08/26/2008 :  3:22:12 PM
mganovsky....attitude :(
  Previous Topic  |  Next Topic  
Recent Loan Officer Chat © Copyright 2006,2007 - Broker Outpost LLC. All Rights Reserved. Subscribe to the Forum Topics via RSS Go To Top Of Page
Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions
This page was generated in 0.41 seconds.
Mortgage Brokers | Mortgage Newsletter | | Sponsors | Advertising Info | Reference | Snitz Forums 2000