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FHA|HUD $100 Down Payment Program


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Although it is hard these days to still find a true no money down mortgage loan, there are a few programs that come pretty darn close. Take the HUD|FHA $100 sales incentive program as an example. The loan officers over at Inlanta Mortgage have brought this newer mortgage program to my attention. I have included some excerpts from their HUD FHA $100 Down Mortgage Program blog post below.




 

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Just like every bank out there, HUD has also seen a rash of foreclosures over the last few years. When someone defaults on a FHA mortgage, HUD may end up owning that property since they insured the borrower against default. HUD is not in the business of owning or renting properties so they came up with a unique sales incentive in order to sell these homes.

HUD has offered a program to allow for a qualifying borrower to purchase a single family home with only a $100 down payment requirement. The borrower can finance the cost of the home + the 1% UFMIP as long as the value is supported by an appraisal. The home buyer may increase the offer and ask for a seller credit to cover closing costs and then would only be required to bring $100 to close. This is a great deal if you can find a property that is eligible. We have a link we’ll post below to get you to HUD’s website where these eligible homes can be found in your area.http://hudhomestore.com/HudHome/Index.aspx

The requirements for this program:
Home must be an approved HUD home
Single Family Residence
Owner Occupied
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I'd be happy to help you find the perfect HUD home for you! Don't forget about our home buyer discounts available. Call me at 608-921-8536.

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AIG tries to payback the bailout money and the fed says no?

Federal Reserve Bank of New York and BlackRock (BLK: 196.10 -0.95%) sold $1.3 billion of subprime mortgage bonds the Federal Reserve acquired from AIG upon bailing out the insurer three years ago.

The sale of the bonds came after the Fedearl Reserve rejected a bid from AIG to repurchase all of the assets in the Maiden Lane II portfolio for $15.7 billion.

 Richard Fisher, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, said the central bank's "duty is to get the best returns on any investment and to do that in a responsible way."

 According to the Fed's website, it announced an offering of $1.5 billion in former AIG securities assets this week.

The Fed chose to have BlackRock sell the assets off in smaller pieces under the notion it would produce a higher profit for taxpayers.

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REO/BPO Companies that don't pay....

I have worked for a ton of these companies over the years, and sometimes get companies that are hard to pay or won't pay.

I have one right now, Service (blank), that didn't pay for BPOs since the first of the year. They stated that I wasn't a provider and that I wasn't assigned these properties. I scanned every order page, submitted my BPO pay log and now....Since getting Richard with myreotogo.com involved, they are finally paying!

I got Richard involved yesterday and I received a phone call from the company in question this morning! Suddenly I have gone from not being a service provider to "the information is going to accounting and a check will be in the mail this eveing with a tracking number."

It may sound like an ad, but it is true! Call or message me, and I will get you Richard's contact information!

Finally an REO/BPO success story!

THANK YOU, RICHARD!!!

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Agent says No Thank You to REOPro Lead.

No joke, I was actually told, “no thank you” by a Agent who I offered a lead to.

So, here is what happened.

As many of you know, I have been looking for some agents to work some leads we got in from our investor.

These leads are as hot as they come. Basically a buyer / seller searching online comes across the investor website and ask to be referred to a local agent who will provide them a FREE CMA on a home they want to buy or sell. REOPro then turns around, and distributes the lead, manages the lead and helps it get to closing. We don’t get paid otherwise.

Well, we had no one in RealtyPilot (the REOPro platform) that worked this zip code so I searched the REOPro.NING sit. I found an agent, called him up, offered him the lead and he actually said that he was tired of paying for things he would never use and declined to take the lead.

Just so you know, the lead wrote in the comments section of her application for assistance, “I want to list and sell my home

Now, here is what chaps my cheeks. To get the lead, all he will be out is the $30.00 a month from RealtyPilot…that’s it. In fact, once he is done working the lead, he can cancel his subscription, it’s not like RealtyPilot has long term contract but, he was so oblivious to who I was, to who REOPro was, to who RealtyPilot was, to the nature of the REOPro / RealtyPilot alliance, he complete lost a great opportunity.

Now, here I am, with a lead….a seller, which is as hot as they come and no one from my network to work the lead. Now I have to go to REORedbook, search through the database and hopefully get myself a agent for a handout!

Honestly, I should have known better to call this guy. He had zero blogs, zero forums, zero comments and his profile didn’t even have his website, phone number or contact information.

Why is it, I have to go and find agents when I have leads to give out? Don’t tell me it’s because you have to pay for the technology platform. If its that much of a cost for you, cancel when you don’t want to use it. This way, you’re only out the $30.00 a month when you actually have a lead to work however, understand…….I am not going to go out looking for you each time I have a lead, I provide those people in RealtyPilot the first opportunity.

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We aren’t near a bottom.

So, I have been hearing a lot of talk lately about the housing market hitting bottom and we are on the rebound. Well, I am not as optimistic and let me share with you why. First, you need to understand that I am a true believer that the Community Re-Investment Act” is what caused the housing bubble, which ultimately led to the fall of the sub-prime market but, that is another blog of another time. So, back in 1999, President Clinton signed into law the Gramm-Leach-biley Act aka the Financial Modernization Act, that President Clinton said, “establishes the principles that, as we expand the powers of banks, we will expand the reach of the [Community Reinvestment] Act". As we now know…was an under statement. This Act ultimately made it easier for banks to provide bad debt to un worthy consumers. In other words, this direct action on President Clinton’s part, as well as the sitting Congress at that time made NINJA (No Income, No Job, Accepted) loans and Sub-Prime lending the way most banks did business for the next 5 years. 2005 is when we started to see the first signs of the housing bubble burst and many argue that it was only 5 years of bad lending so, by 2010, we should be out of the woods….well, not so fast. It wasn’t till 2007 with the regulatory changes by the Office of Thrift Supervision that changed the Community Re-Investment Act’s home purchase loan reviews that actually stopped the Sub-Prime, Bad Debt and NINJA loans. So, in reality, the bad lending was from 1999 – 2007, or 8 years. In other words, here in 2009, we still have at least 5-6 years before all these loans are completely worked out of the system. Not to mention home prices / value have dropped so significantly that HELOCS and A(+) debt is being called in, we have a credit crunch so no loans are being made, our bond market is tanking due to increase governmental debt, and interest rates are on the rise due to inflation. We still got a ways to go folks…..3-5 years, at least.
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