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Closing Monday!!!! Section 184

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Closing Monday!!!! Section 184

Been a long road and rough year, and I haven't posted in a long time.  Went through a divorce in August,  prequalified and made an offer on a house in September, had surgery November 11.  I am closing Monday.  I asked several times about a section 184 home loan and what the requirements were.  No one could really confirm anything so I wanted to share.

Some details about my credit:  I have 1 medical collection for $22.50 from 2011 that I had already paid they refused to do a pay for removal but Section 184 requires that any collections be paid prior to lending so I paid this last year the underwriter never even asked about it.  I have 5 credit cards, 4 with zero balance, 1 with a 45% Debt to Usage ration and the underwriter never asked about this either.  A credit card inquiry for a work credit card for travel expenses through my company but AE pulled my credit anyway ( I just had to explain what I just typed here).  A car loan in December 2015.   Basically the only explanation I had to give to the underwriter ever was that my 2014 and 2015 income tax balances were paid with proof that I provided by logging into the IRS website and downloading a transcript (they did not require requesting them on their own), the American Express INQ, the fact that my divorce papers said I was going back to my maiden name but I still carry my ex's last name legally, and my short term disability information.  All in all it has been a pretty easy and smooth transaction.

 

Interest Rate of 3.75%

Mortgage fico scores:  Transunion- 776/ Equifax-705/ Experian-704

Home list price $194,000

Purchase Price $190,000

Appraisal Value $235,000 (forclosure on market for 88 days)

Down Payment 2.25% $4275.00 (this can be gifted)

Section 184 allows the seller (in this case the bank) to pay 6% of purchase price toward closing I requested and they agreed: Allowed $11,400  but actually was 8944.29

The difference in the allowed $11,400 and actual of $8944.29 was paid toward the purchase price of home $2455.71

One time loan guarantee fee of 1.5% rolled into the loan (a requirement of a Section 184 home loan)  $2639.25

The Section 184 PMI is only .15%

Hazard Insurance p/yr: $2068.48

Property Taxes: p/yr: $1627.08

 

Estimated Payment Breakdown years 1-10: $1204.01

principal:  $873.02

PMI:  $23.02 (WOW that is low!)

Estimated Escrow for Taxes and Insurance $307.97

 

Years 11-30 the PMI will be gone

 

 

 

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jamevfan
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Re: Closing Monday!!!! Section 184

Nice and smooth just how we like it. Congrats, how exciting,  I hope you are recovering well. Well wishes

Current Ficos as of 01/2017 Equifax 640, Transunion 690 Experian 690 Mortgage middle score of 677
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StartingOver10
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Re: Closing Monday!!!! Section 184

Congratulations!  What a great loan program! We don't see a lot of posts about Section 184, so thank you for your valuable insight.

 

Enjoy your new home! Smiley Happy

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Anonymous
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Congrats Smiley Happy
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