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LTV for first time buyer?

Started by e76
about 16 years ago
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what's an appropriate LTV for first time buyers? any thoughts?
Response by nyc10023
about 16 years ago
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Jumbo or non? Co-op, condo, multi-fam? Credit scores?

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Response by Riversider
about 16 years ago
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One that results in an affordable monthly payment.

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Response by e76
about 16 years ago
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Member since: May 2009

700 fico, jumbo and non, co-op and condo... just weighing out the options

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Response by e76
about 16 years ago
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*700+ fico

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Response by Fluter
about 16 years ago
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Member since: Apr 2009

Do yourself a huge favor and put at least 25% down with fixed-rate financing.

Traditionally it's 20% down. In this buyer's market you should endeavor to do better if you can.

Buy less home than you can "afford," which probably means less than a bank is willing to give you a mortgage for.

It's good to own your home. It's better to own your life.

{Manhattan real estate agent, and property owner without mortgages.}

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