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Re: Discussion on Democrats Supporting a Bill Allowing NO DOWN
PostPosted: Sat Jul 18, 2009 7:18 pm Reply with quoteBack to top

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Re: Discussion on Democrats Supporting a Bill Allowing NO DOWN
PostPosted: Sat Aug 29, 2009 1:44 pm Reply with quoteBack to top

Seems like seller assisted down payment would be a good thing IF we restricted the DTI guidelines for these programs to assure the buyers can afford the house payment. Regular FHA buyers can go up to 55% DTI right now with DU approval. If we limited it to 43%, borrowers will not be in over their head and should be able to even save monthly.

Last time I checked having 96.5% LTV on a home after making a 3.5% down payment never helped anyone avoid default....how about you?

Thinking that someone who has 3.5% down payment will avoid default is a joke. I would rather see 100% financing with reserves in their bank than 96.5% LTV with no reserves and no way to access that other 3.5% equity for emergnecies. A better solution would be to require someone receiving seller assisted DPA to have 2-3 months PITI reserves to help make the payment in case of a job layoff etc..

Where is the common sense in this world?

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