Sentences with phrase «obstacles for homeowners»
In addition, the severe winter weather can mean serious obstacles for homeowners.
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FHA mortgage insurance is an obstacle for some homeowners wishing to refinance to today's low mortgage rates.
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If the down payment requirement were raised, it would create an insurmountable obstacle for many potential homeowners, those for whom even 3.5 % is a stretch.
For borrowers with limited or bad credit, we offer FHA and sub-prime refinancing loans that were created to help homeowners save money by overcome credit obstacles.
The streamline refinance enables homeowners to get approved for a rate and term mortgage refinance under the standard FHA guidelines without an appraisal, which alleviates a major obstacle preventing refinances from making it to the closing table.
As you may have heard, President Obama recently called for additional mortgage assistance programs to alleviate financial stress caused by the housing crisis and refinancing obstacles that have delayed resolutions for millions of homeowners.
«We expect housing to remain resilient and continue its recovery in 2017, with affordability standing out as the industry's greatest obstacle, particularly for first - time homeowners,» added Duncan.
«Stronger price growth is a boon for homeowners looking to build additional equity, but it continues to be an obstacle for current buyers looking to close before rates rise.»
According to a survey by ApartmentList.com, though 80 percent of millennial renters aspire to become homeowners, 72 percent are held back by an inability to afford a home, with saving for a down payment the most challenging obstacle to overcome.
Student designers tried to address the cost of environmental innovations, which are often an obstacle for the average homeowner or builder.
The new policies will remove or alleviate many of the current obstacles to enabling underwater homeowners to sell their properties,» said Julia Gordon, director of housing finance and policy for the Center for American Progress.