HARP2 and Condominiums - 02/16/12 01:15 PM
A question has been asked if condos are included in theHARP2 program.
The simple answer is YES! The best answer is that not only are they allowed but you do not have to go through the approval process.
Why is that good news? That’s because under standard Fannie Mae guidelines a condo would have to meet certain criteria for presolds, owner occupied percentages, number of delinquent homeowners and specificity as to the number of units owned by a specific person or entity.
As such, Fannie and Freddie already own your loan, you’re paying on time and all you’re doing is getting a lower rate: … (1 comments)

Buyer Brokerage, Zillow, Trulia, Realtor.com, Against Dual Agency and Why They Matter - 02/02/12 08:07 AM
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Fred Glick is a nationally recognized, award winning, mortgage and real estate professional, REALTOR® and UpFront Mortgage Broker® with many years of experience. He has closed over $1B of transactions over his career. Fred is the Principal of U S Spaces, Inc and U S Loans Mortgage LLC, Partner at Rentscoper.com and Cloudquarters, Inc, a product development company. Fred is also a Director of the National Association of Independent Housing Professionals and a Vice President of the UpFront Mortgage Brokers along with being it's Chief Legislative Liaison. Fred has been featured for his real estate and mortgage expertise on CNBC, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, NPR's Marketplace, CBS News, ThinkGlink.com, Philadelphia Inquirer and other publications. Please see fredglick.com for media replays, licensing information and social network connections. After a couple of cups of coffee, Fred writes smart, fun prose about real estate, mortgage and/or politics at his blog, twitter and Facebook page. He is also an avid ice hockey player and city bike rider. Additionally, Fred is an active Board Member at the non-profits, Hidden City Philadelphia and Culture Works Philadelphia.


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