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I figured our payments based on the max loan amount and the intrest rate given in this certificate, but I though he told me a much smaller number over the phone the day it was mailed to us. The max is 130,000 and the rate is 3.5%. Anyone have an idea of how they calculate? I thought he said payment would be around $240, and that judt doesn't work no matter how I work it with math?
The certificate says we will be reevaluated before the closing. Does that mean everything all over again?
The certificate says it expires on April 4, 2012. I thought we had 90 days with 2 30 day extensions?
It also says that if we choose a house with higher taxes or insurance it might effect the max amount?
So I guess we are in a hurry, and I am terrified to ask questions! Please Help!!!! Thank you!
You might be eligble for subsidy which will be written as a separate document at closing. They verbally told me my subsidy interest rates, that will lower my payment for the first year.
You are eligble for 2 30 day extensions. They say the request needs to be made before each certificate expires.
I requested my first extension by email to my underwriter. The second one they issued automatically a week before it expired, though I didn't need it.
Your payment quoted does not included escrow, taxes and insurance. That will be a separate figure but will be included in your monthly payment. Basically whatever the annual bills are divided by 12.
I still don't understand the way the insurance and taxes figures in to the approved amount, but based on as best understanding as I could get, I took the insurance and taxes and subtracted it from the approved amount and tried not to go over that amount in a purchase price.
eta: the estimated them in the certificate. Mine were just a little higher. You should be able to check on the taxes prior to submitting an offer to give you an idea of what you can do.
Hope that helps some~!