This calculation is for
an occupancy type of owner for a single family dwelling purchase with full income documentation in the state of HI with a lock period of 30 days and no prepayment penalty.
Not exact matches
Loan Purpose: PurchaseRefinanceCashout Refinance Property
Type: Single Family DetachedCondominiumMulti - Family Loan
Type: 30 Year Fixed25 Year Fixed20 Year Fixed15 Year Fixed10 Year FixedAdjustable
Occupancy:
Owner OccupiedSecond HomeInvestment Credit Profile: 760 + Excellent755 - Excellent750 - Excellent745 - Excellent740 - Excellent735 - Very Good730 - Very Good725 - Very Good720 - Very Good715 - Good710 - Good705 - Good700 - Good695 - Good690 - Good685 - Good680 - Good675 - Fair670 - Fair665 - Fair660 - Fair655 - Fair650 - Fair645 - Poor640 - Poor635 - Poor630 - Poor625 - Poor620 - Poor Loan Amount: Estimated Value: First Name: * Last Name: * Email: * Primary Phone: * Secondary Phone: State: * AlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict
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That's why last November, Federal Housing Administration Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Ed Golding announced changes to condo rules that would address a lengthy and complex recertification process,
owner -
occupancy requirements, and limits on the
types of property insurance that FHA considers acceptable coverage.
John, Depending on the
type of mortgage you received, you probably signed legal documents declaring your
owner occupancy, so you can probably find them in your closing documents.