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13 Comments on NOW THAT BUYERS AND RE-FINANCE HOMEOWNERS MUST QUALIFY...THE REFINANCE MARKET IS HEADING INTO THE TANK
Tom:This is sad but true,I Don't know what the government is thinking.good luck with your business in 2012. E
Funny how homeowners get their hopes up and then they get smashed to pieces. How many programs have been designed to help but in the end are not successful.
More stats, arrrgh. Actually any information is good and i appreciate the link that i would not have seen.
It's just one big circle. Nice post and very informative. I actually tried to re-fi one of my rentals, to no avail. Sad but true.
Tom, these programs sound good on the surface, but when it gets time to implement there always seem to be many hurdles to overcome to take advantage of them.
A cousin of mine recently told me that it takes the government in California $139 to deliver $1 in government assistance to families who need it. Could that possibly be true??? If it is, that's Bureaucracy at its worst, even if it creates hundreds of jobs for government workers.
I'm still seeing lots of challenges with buyer financing, especially with FHA and those pesky out of area, desperately inexperienced appraisers.
No wonder so many listing agents advise their sellers not to consider FHA offers, especially when written for more than 10% above list price yet subject to appraisal, versus conventional with 40% down. Do those buyer agents really think they're fooling anybody?
Good post, thanks for sharing it.
Chase is offering $30,000??? What's the criteria?
I'm with you, Mike. Those HARP refinances are easy. As long as it's a Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac loan, no appraisal necessary. Maybe this post is about a home that is not underwater?
I've been hearing good things here in AZ regarding the new harp program as well. Our market is making a come back - loud and clear. Real estate is local.
Tom - Maybe Harp 2.0 will turn out to be more useful than some of the other plans. This shouldn't be effected by appraisals.
Yes, difficult to refinance when there's little equity and harsh underwriting qualifications.
Tom Congrats on the Featured Post, long time no see! I have noticed activity picking up in all price points from the low end to the multi-million market in the Greater Los Angeles area, now we just need to see if it continues!