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Conventional requires 20% down, right?I would just stay away from FHA loans personally. The fees are high and the PMI sticks with you for the life of the loan unlike a conventional where you can get rid of it after 80% LTV.
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Conventional requires 20% down, right?I would just stay away from FHA loans personally. The fees are high and the PMI sticks with you for the life of the loan unlike a conventional where you can get rid of it after 80% LTV.
No, you get an LTV as high as 97% on a conventional loan. For the best rates, 95% LTV is the most go-to option.Conventional requires 20% down, right?
rich.
Love the windows. I hate when they build with cheap vinyl/aluminum with no character. Dope choice
I’m probably in the minority here but I’m really hoping this current financial crisis FINALLY causes a downturn in DC real estate values. I’m looking to buy a 2nd property but the high cost of properties would’ve forced me to sell my 1st one. I’ve paid off enough of my 1st property so it’s actually a solid rental property (I’m currently renting again) but would like to live in another property that I actually own again. Anyone in a similar situation?
Just got the appraisal for my house
Bought it last year at $428k, appraised the other day for $545k
Nice, big jump in one year. Where at?
My bad man I never responded I’m the worst lol
All good. Been kind of waiting to see how things shake out before jumping in just yet anyway
Just got the appraisal for my house
Bought it last year at $428k, appraised the other day for $545k
Well how much did u put in?Commack, NY
We renovated half the house and redid the outside... So it’s not like it just went up on it’s own
rich.
Love the windows. I hate when they build with cheap vinyl/aluminum with no character. Dope choice
No, you get an LTV as high as 97% on a conventional loan. For the best rates, 95% LTV is the most go-to option.
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Do appraisers typically check the plumbing before buying a new home? I’m having an issue with my kitchen sink and I’m not sure if I should claim it through insurance or not. Been here only 2yrs in june. I’m also going through a refi so insurance is switching to a new loan company.
I wasn’t home for the appraisal, but I doubt they check plumbing issues with sinks and the pipes running in the house etc.For a refi? I just did one a month or so ago, and the dude took probably 15 minutes to walk around. I think mostly just checking the age of items, number of rooms, approximate footage, etc. I could go check my actual appraisal report though if you want
Nah they definitely aren't checking that.Do appraisers typically check the plumbing before buying a new home? I’m having an issue with my kitchen sink and I’m not sure if I should claim it through insurance or not. Been here only 2yrs in june. I’m also going through a refi so insurance is switching to a new loan company.
Tough area depending on what kind of job you have...How far into MD are you willing to go?So are all of y’all rich or what’s the catch cuz I can barrrely afford a decentralized townhouse in the DC/MD area
Tough area depending on what kind of job you have...How far into MD are you willing to go?