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Super jumbo mortgages

Started by kspeak
almost 16 years ago
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Can anybody recommend a mortgage broker that specializes in super jumbo mortgages (over $1.5mm loan value). Ideally looking for one that can do 80/20 or 75/25 LTV. Is this simply not available? I am hearing mixed things.
Response by KeithB
almost 16 years ago
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Jack Kasavi
Vice President of Lending I Pan Am Mortgage
261 Madison Avenue, 25th Floor
New York, NY 10016
Direct: 646-442-4056
Fax: 646-390-6324
Jack@panamloans.com

Good guy and been in the biz a long time, just worked on a 75/25 for me and had a few options.

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Response by NYmortgage
almost 16 years ago
Posts: 51
Member since: Dec 2009

That really shouldn't be an issue to obtain. Feel free to email me at nycmortgage@gmail.com and we can chat offline.

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Response by The_President
almost 16 years ago
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Why are you buying without making a downpayment?

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Response by kspeak
almost 16 years ago
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Who said I'm not making a downpayment?

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Response by somewhereelse
almost 16 years ago
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ignore alpo. He doesn't understand math, or what a mortgage is.

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Response by somewhereelse
almost 16 years ago
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and he lives in new jersey

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Response by The_President
almost 16 years ago
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Is that the best you can do? Is that you nyc10022?

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Response by csn
almost 16 years ago
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The President, the OP is saying that he will be putting down either 20 or 30%.

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Response by The_President
almost 16 years ago
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I thought an 80/20 is when the firt mortgage is for 80% and the 2nd is for 20%?

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Response by csn
almost 16 years ago
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Make that 20 or 25% down. LTV stands for loan to value.

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Response by kspeak
almost 16 years ago
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>>> I thought an 80/20 is when the firt mortgage is for 80% and the 2nd is for 20%?

Next time you mock or criticize somebody, make sure you know what you're talking about. yes, putting 20% or 25% down. And taking out a mortgage that is not much more than annual income so not a stretch at all ....

And spell first correctly!

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Response by memito
almost 16 years ago
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The President, you have to be kidding us, right?

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Response by shong
almost 16 years ago
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We go 80% up to 1M, 75% up to 1.5M, 70% up to 2M, 65% up to 3M, and 60% up to 5M loan amounts. sunny.hong@bankofamerica.com

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Response by inonada
almost 16 years ago
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How were zero-down loans abbreviated in the good old days? 80/20/0?

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Response by somewhereelse
almost 16 years ago
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"The President, you have to be kidding us, right?"

No, he's really that dumb. Check his history of posts.

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Response by nyc10023
almost 16 years ago
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The breakpoints are diff. for diff. lenders - e.g. some banks are 65% bet. 2m and 5m, for example.

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