FHA keeps looking better as we take into account the FNMA / FREDDIE MAC changes regrading clients with FICO scores between 620 and 679.  Please review the following information.  I believe that you will consider FHA as a viable option.

                                                                       90% LTV

                                           CONVENTIONAL                                                                     FHA

                          679-660            659-640              639-620                                            679-620

Rate                    6.375%             6.375%               6.375%                                                6.5%

Points                  0.75                 1.25                   1.75                                                     0

Up Front PMI

                           0                      0                       0                                                          1.50%

Loan Amount       $250,000.00       $250,000.00        $250,000.00                                         $253,750.00

Monthly MI Factor  0.52                  0.52                   0.52                                                    0.50

P & I Payt.           $1,559.67           $1,559.67          $1,559.67                                             $1,603.87

MI Payt.                   108.33               108.33               108.33                                                 104.17

Total Payt.           $1,668.00           $1,668.00          $1,668.00                                             $1,708.04

Additional Cash Required

                          $1,875.00           $3,125.00          $4,375.00                                                   -0-

At a 90% LTV the conventional mortgage payment drops below the FHA monthly payment, but the up front point cost increases from -0- with FHA to a minimum of $1,875.00 to a maximum of $4,375.00 with the conventional mortgage program.

The concern about FHA and its repair requirements has been addressed with the almost 2 year old changes made by FHA to its appraisal guidelines.

Check out FHA in 2008.  It is looking better and better.  We at McCue Mortgage can't wait to show you the benefits of FHA.

 

 

 

 

3 Comments on FHA KEEPS LOOKING BETTER -PART 3 - COMPARE AT 90% LTV

Phil, good scenario to share.  With the new price changes to Conventional Loans for Borrowers with Credit Scores under 680, FHA is a great way to keep the closing costs down.

12/24/2007 03:30 PM by George Souto (McCue Mortgage Co.)


Hey George.  It is time to go enjoy Christmas Eve.  Enjoy.  Hope to see you in New London in '08.

12/24/2007 03:39 PM by PHILIP TURNER-MORTGAGE BANKER SINCE 1980 (MCCUE MORTGAGE COMPANY)


Philip... I think this is the best example because it shows 10% down and it still is better to go FHA... I did the same example about 3 weeks ago. Happy Holidays...

jeff belonger

12/25/2007 05:38 AM by Jeff Belonger -- The FHA Expert.com -- FHA Loans -- FHA mortgages -- Mortgages (Infinity Home Mortgage Company, Inc)


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