Fannie Mae Great Financing On REO Inventory!

Here is a post from one of my AR collegues I thought it was worth sharing:Has Fannie Mae pulled their head out of their... sand box?What if I told you Fannie Mae is offering special financing if you buy one of their bank owned homes? Would you believe me? Well you should because it is true!Why does this benefit you? Well frankly... the terms of their offered financing is pretty darn sweet!The benefits of their HomePath program include:Low down payment and flexible mortgage terms (fixed-rate, adjustable-rate, or interest-only)You may qualify even if your credit is less than perfectAvailable to both owner occupiers and investorsDown payment (at least 3 percent) can be funded by your own savings; a gift; a grant; or a loan from a nonprofit organization, state or local government, or employerNo mortgage insuranceNo appraisal feesFREE home warranty is included with the purchase.I recently wrote a blog about another local Sacramento Agency that is offering a similar incentive if you buy one of their bank owned homes. Read the blog now >>BUT the catch is they only have 2 or so homes available in the Sacramento Area to purchase.Here is the best part about this program... There are over 250 homes available in the Sacramento area right now that qualify for this program!Here are some other homes available in the Sacramento Area:Elk Grove... 46 homes available!Citrus Heights... 21 homes availableRancho Cordova... 16 homes available!Fair Oaks... 4 homes availableCarnichael... 14 homes available!and so on...Here is some more specific information about their guidelines:97% (3% down) for owner occupied financing with NO MORTGAGE INSURANCE!Why is this such a big deal?A typical FHA loan with an equivalent down payment (3.5% down) would require 1.75% of the loan amount to be paid upfront for a mortgage insurance premium. Then on top of your monthly payment (PITI), you would be charged .55% (of the loan amount) every year for ongoing mortgage insurance.Let me break this down so I don't throw too much loan lingo your way.. Here is an example mortgage insurance fees for an FHA loan of $200,000...$200,000 x 1.75 = $3500 You would be charged this amount at closing or you could roll this into a loan on a traditional FHA loan program for the upfront mortgage insurance premium.$200,000 x .55 / 12 months = $91.67 This means $91.67 would be added to your payment every month for mortgage insurance.With this special financing offered by Fannie Mae you could put .5% LESS down than a FHA loan and you do no pay ANY MORTGAGE INSURANCE! This really is a sweet deal!Do you feel like a little more sugar today? Wait until you see what they will do for an investor!90% (10% down) for non owner occupied properties with NO MORTGAGE INSURANCE!If you are looking for an investment home in Sacramento, you know that you will get a better return on your investment if you have less money in the deal. Right now with typical financing (actually offered by Fannie Mae for non-Fannie Mae owned homes), you should expect to put down at least 25%.Wow! So for example if you purchased a home for $150,000 (not owned by Fannie Mae), you would need to put down $37,500 plus closing costs. If you buy a home owned by Fannie Mae, you only have to put $15,000 plus closing costs. If that does not help you"sharpen your pencil" I am not sure what will! This is a really big deal!They even offer a renovation program that allows you to finance light renovations upfront and add it to the loan amount. So if you find a Sacramento Fannie Mae owned home that maybe has some vandalism issues (which many do), you can probably get a discount for the home and finance in the repairs that are needed to bring it back to livable condition!It is so nice to be able to report some good news to folks. It really has been a drag having to shovel through the bad news to try and find something good to report as far as guideline changes go!Here is a link to search for homes in your area >>We can offer this special loan program... so just give us a call and we can discuss this opportunity further!Happy Hunting!This blog by:Team NewingtonSacramento Mortgage Planners(916) 687-6868www.SuperiorLoanTeam.com
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  • I was on this teleconference myself last month. It is a great idea. I have the fliers in now and have Fannie's to put them in. This is a great idea they have to move these properties along.
  • There was a link in the original blog but it did now load on this blog. The programs is called HomePath and here is the link:

    Fannie Mae Inventory

    Here is a link to HomePath Mortgage Lenders:

    HomePath Lenders
  • How can I search for homes that are offered by Fannie Mae? Where does the buyer obtain financing from in order to qualofy for this incentive?
    Thanks
    Rash
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