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DBtheAE

63 Posts

Posted - 11/06/2009 :  11:02:53 PM
I've been out of the industry for a year or so. My parents are trying to purchase a single family home in Florida but would prefer to put down 5%. Mid Fico is 760 and ratios are good. Loan amount is around 400k so they cannot go FHA (Pinellas County). I've been told that getting MI will be an issue because just about all Florida is considered a declining market and would be limited to 90% LTV. Any suggestions on how to get this done at 95% would be greatly appreciated. Not opposed to a 1st and 2nd if it's out there. Just looking for 95%. Is this doable?
the_mortgage_guy

2628 Posts

Posted - 11/07/2009 :  03:01:04 AM
I sit possible property is located in a USDA eligible tract? If you can email me address Iw ill check. USDA would allow for 100% financing.
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davidfr

2244 Posts

Posted - 11/07/2009 :  03:58:56 AM
quote:
Originally posted by the_mortgage_guy

I sit possible property is located in a USDA eligible tract? If you can email me address Iw ill check. USDA would allow for 100% financing.



USDA has income limits so it will never be possible to buy a $400,000 loan and use that program. In any event Pinellas County is not a USDA area.

Now to the original question, this will not be possible. They are going to have to come up with that other 5% or buy a smaller house. Unfortunately you are correct that PMI is not avaialable for this tranasction, and that is well above the FHA loan limit. Getting a second will not be possible either. Sorry.
TheBigGuy

536 Posts

Posted - 11/07/2009 :  04:11:44 AM
-5% down in florida---Nope
-second mortgage in florida---Nope
-USDA in Pinellas---Nope

they will need 10% down
the_mortgage_guy

2628 Posts

Posted - 11/07/2009 :  07:33:16 AM
quote:
Originally posted by davidfr

quote:
Originally posted by the_mortgage_guy

I sit possible property is located in a USDA eligible tract? If you can email me address Iw ill check. USDA would allow for 100% financing.



USDA has income limits so it will never be possible to buy a $400,000 loan and use that program. In any event Pinellas County is not a USDA area.

Now to the original question, this will not be possible. They are going to have to come up with that other 5% or buy a smaller house. Unfortunately you are correct that PMI is not avaialable for this tranasction, and that is well above the FHA loan limit. Getting a second will not be possible either. Sorry.



Well, since obviously 2nd and Fha options were off able...felt logcial to see if property was in usda tract. Now as you know incoem in some areas is allowed up to over 100k a year so it could be and is possible for some to qualify especially considering # of members residing in residence on a 400k loan.
DBtheAE

63 Posts

Posted - 11/07/2009 :  07:51:00 AM
Thanks for the quick responses. I guess they will just have to bite the bullet and come up with the 10%.
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davidfr

2244 Posts

Posted - 11/07/2009 :  08:35:39 AM
quote:
Originally posted by the_mortgage_guy

quote:
Originally posted by davidfr

quote:
Originally posted by the_mortgage_guy

I sit possible property is located in a USDA eligible tract? If you can email me address Iw ill check. USDA would allow for 100% financing.



USDA has income limits so it will never be possible to buy a $400,000 loan and use that program. In any event Pinellas County is not a USDA area.

Now to the original question, this will not be possible. They are going to have to come up with that other 5% or buy a smaller house. Unfortunately you are correct that PMI is not avaialable for this tranasction, and that is well above the FHA loan limit. Getting a second will not be possible either. Sorry.



Well, since obviously 2nd and Fha options were off able...felt logcial to see if property was in usda tract. Now as you know incoem in some areas is allowed up to over 100k a year so it could be and is possible for some to qualify especially considering # of members residing in residence on a 400k loan.



Mortgage_guy, he said exactly where the property was located, so I was giving him answers based on facts not speculation. Plus in most areas of Florida the income limit on USDA for 1-4 family members is capped at around $73,000.
The Truth

178 Posts

Posted - 11/07/2009 :  2:24:55 PM

Correct!

quote:
Originally posted by TheBigGuy

-5% down in florida---Nope
-second mortgage in florida---Nope
-USDA in Pinellas---Nope

they will need 10% down

cmusso

127 Posts

Posted - 11/10/2009 :  06:40:06 AM
We can do 95% in FL. Contact me for more info.
Bluewaterfl

201 Posts

Posted - 11/10/2009 :  06:55:25 AM
Chris,

Has TMS actually funded a 95% conventional in the Tampa Bay area recently???
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