Home buying in California?

Question by jasonhpi: how do i get a no proof of income mortgage loan?
what banks or lenders still do this?

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Answer by DR + Mrs Bears face
This sort of mortgage is very expensive and there are some loan sharks out there.
Do take care if you decide to go that route.

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Question by caitlin: How do I know which loan docs to use Full docs, and SISA/SIVA, No Ratio for financing or purchasing a house?
I’m a new loan officer & need tips to analyze loan scenarios quickly & smartly.

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Answer by Casey C
You need good training. check out loantoolbox.com. it’s great service to help you understand these things.

Here’s some basic tips though.

Full doc is for people that state what they make and can prove it with w-2’s and paystubs.

SISA is for people that are generally in business for themselves and have a tought time showing income or assets.

SIVA is for the same but can show money in the bank.

NO ratio is good for people that have a job or business, but don’t make enough on a monthly basis to show they can cover the payment, but they have enough money in the bank to show they can make the payment one way or the other.

It’s all about getting as much info as you can from your client and figuring out what fits them best.

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Question by Cindy A: Home buying in California?
i plan on buying a home and offering $ 355K with 5% down. This is an FHA loan with a rate of 5%. I’m wondering what would be my total payments including mortgage insurance. How much out of pocket cash is this whole transaction going to cost me after down payment, store closing, ect.? This is in California. It is a short sale and I am asking for 3% seller credit.

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Answer by †Ask Me Anything†
Are you working with a buyers agent?
No one here can tell you what exactly you would be out or have to pay because we don’t know what interest rate you would end up with, what the taxes are per year in the area you are buying, what your insurance is going to cost etc.

Also, strap in for a long wait. Short sales are notorious for taking weeks if not months to even get a reply from the bank. Hope you have up to 6 mos to wait around.

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