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New condo and coop rate adjustments

Started by mbrokerNY
over 17 years ago
Posts: 103
Member since: May 2008
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I just received an announcement: On conforming loans (under 417,000) all transactions on coops and condos over 75% ltv will incur a pricing adjustment that equates to approximately .5% higher in rate. This is for all fannie mae and freddie mac programs. The government putting our tax dollars to work. They just cant get it right.
Response by hypnotik
over 17 years ago
Posts: 40
Member since: Jan 2009

I see this URL: http://www.chicagotribune.com/classified/realestate/advice/chi-umberger-column-condos-0118jan18,0,5500406.column

says that at 0.75% FEE (not a rate bump) takes effect April 1. I don't see anything about a .5% higher rate

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Response by mbrokerNY
over 17 years ago
Posts: 103
Member since: May 2008

That "fee" usually equates to a rate bump and it has already been enacted since it's for all loans delivered on/after April 1.

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Response by shong
over 17 years ago
Posts: 616
Member since: Apr 2008

.75% fee is correct. As an example, if you were getting 6% with 0 points then now youre getting 6% paying .75. Or the higher rate with 0 points and what the .75 equates will vary.

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Response by West81st
over 17 years ago
Posts: 5564
Member since: Jan 2008

25% is the new black... and it should be, considering the uncertainties about valuation.

Also keep in mind that the denominator for LTV is supposed to be the lesser of price and appraised value, and appraisers are getting more conservative.

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Response by notadmin
over 17 years ago
Posts: 3835
Member since: Jul 2008

how many years does it take for a newly licensed appraiser to get a good job? are appraisers in demand? guess that this last housing bubble gave birth to more realtors and mtg brokers than appraisers, is that right? why if so?

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