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Who was the first american in Credit Union Mortgage Loans, Home Equity Loans ..?
Posted on January 23rd, 2012 No comments
Question by farima: Who was the first american in Credit Union Mortgage Loans, Home Equity Loans ..?
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Answer by rn
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Payroll tax deduction is going to affect mortgages?
Posted on January 18th, 2012 No comments
Question by Angry Bird: Payroll tax deduction is going to affect mortgages?
I heard this on the news.That if they extend the payroll tax deduction it will doing getting FHA mortgages more expensive.I do not understand the link.It seems to be only for FHA mortgages, not conventional mortgages.Why? What are they planning to do?And it sounds like it would only affect future FHA mortgages. Not current.
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Answer by cactusgene
Angry bird, there is no direct link between payroll tax reduction and mortgage. However, I understand that this bill is over 1,200 pages long and therefore includes provisions that have nothing what-so-ever to do with payroll withholding. I also have heard that it includes some modifications to the FHA program, but I have not seen any details and we just have to wait. However, the House has not passed the bill and the final product may look nothing like what the Senate just passed.
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Which mortgage company offers home loans to foreign nationals?
Posted on January 13th, 2012 No comments
Question by NorthernVirginia: Which mortgage company offers home loans to foreign nationals?
I would be identical grateful if you could provide me with contact information of mortgage brokers who could help me with my requirement. A-2 visa holder with excellent credit – over 770 is looking for housing financing in Northern Virginia.
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Answer by Monika Wilson
you should not have any problem to get financing for Real Estate in the US. Foreign nationals are normally required a downpayment of around 25% but since you have an established credit in the US you are probably almost treated (on lender’s site) like an American Citizen. Talk to any local Bank or Mortgage Broker, they will be able to help you.
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