House Still Buyable

The economic climate has been a bit stormy lately, but that doesn’t mean your dream of buying a cozy cottage by the seaside has to go by the wayside.  Learn more about what’s still possible when it comes to home buying.


  
PERCEPTION   REALITY   
  
Banks Have no money for mortgage Loans   Umpqua Bank has plenty of money to lend, and we’re ready to use it to help you get settled into your new home   
  
No one can get a home loan right now   We’re closing nearly $60 million in new mortgage loans every month; our customer are building, buying and financing their homes.   
  
You must have 20% into the deal not Government – sponsored loan programs can require as little as 3.5% down, and loans with a 95% loan-to-value with out on finance are still available.  We’ll help you evaluate what you can borrow and connect you to the program that makes sense for your specific situation.   
  
Down payment assistance programs have disappeared   Some down payment assistance programs have disappeared, but many are still available through city, state and local community development organizations   
  
You must have stellar credit to get a mortgage loan   Though the industry overall has seen a tightening of credit criteria, our lending practices have not dramatically changed.  Talk to us to see where you stand.  

THERE ARE NUMEROUS LOAN PRODUCTS AVAILABLE:

 

  • Conventional - fixed and arm products with a loan amount less than $417,000.  
  • Non-Conforming - fixed and arm products with a loan amount greater than $417,000.

  • FHA -   3.5% down payment (can be gifted by acceptable source).  Flexible downpayment sources.

  • Oregon Bond - Loan must be conventional, FHA or Rural Housing.  Income restrictions and designed for first time homebuyers

  • Rural Housing - Must be in rural housing area.  100% financing based on appraised value.  Adjusted household income can not exceed the maximum allowable income

  • VA - Guaranteed by federal government based on the amount of entitlement to the veteran in the conjunction with loan amount.

  • ODVA - loans are conventional fixed rate designed for veterans.

  • All-in-One Construction - Must be for primary or second home

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3 Comments on Stats From A Friend At Umpqua Bank

MAR
25
2009
212,237 Points 10 Featured Posts Attended Rain Camp

Great information -- with interest rates so low, prices affordable and tax credits too - hopefully people will look into becoming first time home buyers - it IS a good time to buy!

12:19pm • #1
565,608 Points 29 Featured Posts Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp

Tony and Libby, There is alot of misinformation floating around out in the marketplace today. Thaniks for clarifying.  There is money to lend.

4:58pm • #2
MAR
26
2009
156,802 Points 1 Featured Post

Tony and Libby - Thanks for update on Umpqua bank and the products that are currently available.

1:18am • #3


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