How much longer should I have to wait?

Posted on Dec 7, 2024 in Stated Income Loans

Question by Cat: How do you get out of a house that you can no longer afford?
Loan written on unimproved land, tadalafil more about so there was a 5, order 000shortage in escrow, so payment almost doubled. We refinanced, but payment still went up a bunch. Market crash, house no longer worth what it was when we moved in, so we are upside down.. electric bill is crazy! Our credit has been destroyed as we struggle to keep our heads above the water. We have already done the Home Affordable Program. This has helped but we are still not making ends meet.

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Answer by Michael P
I’m not expert on this, but your best bet is to call an agent that is CDPE (Certified Distressed Property Expert). Basically if you can, Short Sell it is the best option, but a lot of people can’t get the banks to agree on this but a CDPE would be able to help you with this. It would have the least affect on your credit. The next would be a deed in liu foreclosure. Essentially telling the bank, here’s the keys, I’m not gonna trash the place, or have anything drug out in paperwork process I’m just walking away. A bit less of a hit on your credit than a foreclosure.

I spoke with this guy:
http://www.zillow.com/profile/Kris-Chun/
He was absolutely outstanding in the amount of free time and information he gave me. He’s based out of Napa CA not sure where you are, but he would probably have a website or name of someone in your area you could talk to.

Best of luck with all this.

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Question by Nikki: How much longer should I have to wait?
I put in my application for a home loan through USDA a week ago last Thursday. They said Friday that they had got my credit report and rent verification, more about they said they are now waiting on my income verification from my 2 employers. How much longer should it be before I know I am approved?
I know I can call, side effects but all they tell me is they have 30 days to approve me. I just want to know how long you had to wait from when you put the application in?

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Answer by Jeremy R
It’s not a big deal to call and ask how the application is progressing. It won’t make a difference either way.

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One Comment

  1. It is really hard to say. A lot will depend on when your employers complete the verification forms and return them to the lender. Once that is completed, it should take approx 14 days. This is, of course, an estimate. These loans are funded by US Dept of agriculture where funds are limited to each area, once gone, people have to wait for the re-allocations of more money. Below is a website which may help with some additional information. Hope this helps and good luck!

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