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is the rate I am getting pretty good?

Started by tbshkan
over 17 years ago
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Is 6.25% - 30 yr fixed - conforming - 0 points - 75 day lock period good enough?
Response by tbshkan
over 17 years ago
Posts: 33
Member since: Feb 2008

sorry and 10% down, new contruction

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Response by lobo
over 17 years ago
Posts: 264
Member since: Feb 2008

With 10% down it's pretty good. You may be able to get 6.125 but that's not a huge difference.
You are lucky that you are getting the mortgage with 10%.

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Response by inoeverything
over 17 years ago
Posts: 159
Member since: Jan 2007

If you can wait, there will be some bail out incentive mortgages available for 1st time buyers. They go as low as 4.75% - 30 yr fixed - conforming - 0 points - 75 day lock period.

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Response by tbshkan
over 17 years ago
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ino , is this something new that got published? I know about the $7500 interest free loan for first time home buyers but not a mortgage rate incentive.

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Response by tenemental
over 17 years ago
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tbshkan, you just made inoeverything's night. His/her posts are for entertainment purposes only.

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Response by kgg
over 17 years ago
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Member since: Nov 2007

Is that speculation, inoeverything? Where did you hear that?

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Response by joedavis
over 17 years ago
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Member since: Aug 2007

thshkan
i think you are getting an excellent rate -- could you please share who is offering it and the amount of the loan -- please message me
thanks

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Response by dledven
over 17 years ago
Posts: 198
Member since: May 2008

as of Friday's close, 6.125 with no fees on a 60 day lock, i would go in and price greater time, but pricing won't update untill Monday morning when the bond market re-opens. Will provide GFE and TIL, Daniel 646.419.4192. daniel.ledven@stanleycapital.com

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

Thats a good rate if there are no points/origination fees.

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

Until Monday morning's price change, we are offering 6.125% with 0 points on a 120 day lock with a free float down option if rates drop. Must be for new construction. If rates drop then you have a one time option to float down. Or 6% for a 60 day lock. Depending on the building, we may have added incentives. sunny_hong@countrywide.com

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Response by tbshkan
over 17 years ago
Posts: 33
Member since: Feb 2008

joe davis - sure - whats your email address?

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