@$#*ing mortgage lenders
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Mr. Grumpy
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@$#*ing mortgage lenders
1 hour before closing i get a call saying that they can no longer do 20% down on an investment property, I need to put down 25%, or they need to put me on another (more expensive) loan program
no change in credit score, reserves etc
I think she expected me to cave in
I just told her that if she doesn't sort it out then my deal with her is off and I will find another lender thank you very much
no change in credit score, reserves etc
I think she expected me to cave in
I just told her that if she doesn't sort it out then my deal with her is off and I will find another lender thank you very much
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Re: @$#*ing mortgage lenders
Originally Posted by BritGuyTN
1 hour before closing i get a call saying that they can no longer do 20% down on an investment property, I need to put down 25%, or they need to put me on another (more expensive) loan program
no change in credit score, reserves etc
I think she expected me to cave in
I just told her that if she doesn't sort it out then my deal with her is off and I will find another lender thank you very much
no change in credit score, reserves etc
I think she expected me to cave in
I just told her that if she doesn't sort it out then my deal with her is off and I will find another lender thank you very much
Lenders tightening criteria coz of the change in market conditions or bait and swap? Could be either!
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Re: @$#*ing mortgage lenders
Originally Posted by fatbrit
Lenders tightening criteria coz of the change in market conditions or bait and swap? Could be either!
depends how cynical you are
I lean towards the latter!
If I had less than optimal credit/no money down/high income to debt ratio then semi-fair enough
I however don't fit into any of the critieria, I am in charge and they are supplying me with a commodity product
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Re: @$#*ing mortgage lenders
Originally Posted by BritGuyTN
depends how cynical you are
I lean towards the latter!
If I had less than optimal credit/no money down/high income to debt ratio then semi-fair enough
I however don't fit into any of the critieria, I am in charge and they are supplying me with a commodity product
I lean towards the latter!
If I had less than optimal credit/no money down/high income to debt ratio then semi-fair enough
I however don't fit into any of the critieria, I am in charge and they are supplying me with a commodity product
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Re: @$#*ing mortgage lenders
Originally Posted by BritGuyTN
depends how cynical you are
I lean towards the latter!
If I had less than optimal credit/no money down/high income to debt ratio then semi-fair enough
I however don't fit into any of the critieria, I am in charge and they are supplying me with a commodity product
I lean towards the latter!
If I had less than optimal credit/no money down/high income to debt ratio then semi-fair enough
I however don't fit into any of the critieria, I am in charge and they are supplying me with a commodity product
Course you do! But, to be fair, I think underwriters are going to be taking notice and action on the rapidly changing market conditions by tightening up. They must already have a large number of clients in negative equity in certain parts of the country. Why don't you ask the loan officer to tell you with documentation. Shouldn't be too impossible for her to send you notes on her correspondence with the underwriter.
Failing that, and especially if you'd locked the loan, batter her with your local friendly banking authorities.
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Re: @$#*ing mortgage lenders
Originally Posted by BritGuyTN
I just told her that if she doesn't sort it out then my deal with her is off and I will find another lender thank you very much
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Re: @$#*ing mortgage lenders
Originally Posted by BritGuyTN
I just told her that if she doesn't sort it out then my deal with her is off and I will find another lender thank you very much
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Re: @$#*ing mortgage lenders
In fact, an hour before closing is well out of order.
Get a new lender!
Get a new lender!
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Re: @$#*ing mortgage lenders
Hope you get it sorted. Doesn't surprise me in the slightest though - you're definately doing the right thing and not keeling over to them.
We got to the day of our closing and all of a sudden they said they might not be able to do it that day....went down to their office and kicked up a stink, phoned their head office and refused to leave till it got sorted. They somehow "managed to pull it out of the bag", funny that. Even managed to get 0.15% off the interest rate for the inconvenience - makes you realise what a racket it all is, they could've obviously taken that 0.15% off earlier....
We got to the day of our closing and all of a sudden they said they might not be able to do it that day....went down to their office and kicked up a stink, phoned their head office and refused to leave till it got sorted. They somehow "managed to pull it out of the bag", funny that. Even managed to get 0.15% off the interest rate for the inconvenience - makes you realise what a racket it all is, they could've obviously taken that 0.15% off earlier....
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Re: @$#*ing mortgage lenders
Originally Posted by Dan725
Hope you get it sorted. Doesn't surprise me in the slightest though - you're definately doing the right thing and not keeling over to them.
We got to the day of our closing and all of a sudden they said they might not be able to do it that day....went down to their office and kicked up a stink, phoned their head office and refused to leave till it got sorted. They somehow "managed to pull it out of the bag", funny that. Even managed to get 0.15% off the interest rate for the inconvenience - makes you realise what a racket it all is, they could've obviously taken that 0.15% off earlier....
We got to the day of our closing and all of a sudden they said they might not be able to do it that day....went down to their office and kicked up a stink, phoned their head office and refused to leave till it got sorted. They somehow "managed to pull it out of the bag", funny that. Even managed to get 0.15% off the interest rate for the inconvenience - makes you realise what a racket it all is, they could've obviously taken that 0.15% off earlier....
also, I always though 20% down was the golden rule for getting the best rate
and this is on a $120,000 rental duplex! not on a $1 Meelion McMansion
scammers
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Re: @$#*ing mortgage lenders
Phone the contact ..I PMed you about ... may even get it down to 10% or so I'm told ..
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Re: @$#*ing mortgage lenders
Originally Posted by Ray
Phone the contact ..I PMed you about ... may even get it down to 10% or so I'm told ..
cheers ray
I will give them a call is my one does not come up with the goods in the next couple of hours
funnily enough, the lender I am currently using is in Fl
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Re: @$#*ing mortgage lenders
Originally Posted by BritGuyTN
cheers ray
I will give them a call is my one does not come up with the goods in the next couple of hours
funnily enough, the lender I am currently using is in Fl
I will give them a call is my one does not come up with the goods in the next couple of hours
funnily enough, the lender I am currently using is in Fl