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If you are a builder of one to four unit homes, we can get you a 25% down payment on the land and up to 100% on the construction costs at competitive rates and fast closing. No credit score required, no maximum debt to income ratio, and no income verification. Please inquire if you are interested in getting new construction financing on spec homes
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Car enthusiasts garage fans, if I were a betting man, I would say the best car for the money that you can enjoy is a piece of art if it sits in your garage. Yet, Car Enthusiasts Gargage Fans get a second bonus when other cars decline in value, the Ferrari 599 GTB will skyrocket in value is the Ferrari 599GTB. MADE between 2007 and 2011. $370,000 MSRP. If you can pick. one up at $150,000, great investment.
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Is Kamala Harris the best candidate The Democrats have to face former President Donald Trump for 2024 Presidential Election? Are the Democrats that desperate of having a semi-descent candidate for President? Do Democrats think the American people are that stupid? Do Democrats need to name Kamala Harris, the person who slept her way up the political latter? Kamala Harris slept with former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown to kick off her political career. Kamala Harris is not too smart. Many people cannot believe how she even became a lawyer let alone District Attorney of San Francisco, Attorney General of California, United States Senator, and Vice President of the United States. Now she is running for President? OMG. What has Kamala Harris ever achieved in her political career. Watch this video clip about Kamala Harris.
https://www.youtube.com/live/RcsRfo16ZC8?si=gFA0rsAlw8iu0KLU
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I am considering taking out a VA loan, but I need to know how to go about this. I understand that I have to meet certain requirements to qualify, but I’m not sure what they all are, especially when it comes to getting the VA Certificate of Eligibility (COE). Would someone be kind enough to explain it to me and take me through all the procedures for obtaining the COE?
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How long do derogatories stay on your credit report? Can you please break down how long the following types of credit stays on your credit report: Late Payments, Credit Inquiries, Collection Accounts, Charge-Off Accounts, Judgments, Tax-Liens, Repossessions, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Judgment, Short-Sale, Deed-in-Lieu of Foreclosure, Child Support, Alimony, Unpaid Parking and Traffic Tickets, Medical Collections.
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Does you company work to get subordinate agreements from IRS for buyers who have a tax lien in California?
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Hello hope you’re well, have question for you. My brother was divorced but the house is in his wife name and his and the payment and deed are in both. He has 3 children will his part go to his kids.
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This forum post is about the life and career of the most corrupt politician in the history of the United States. It is the first of a two part series.
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What are lender overlays by mortgage companies. What is the differences between a conventional loan and government-backed mortgage loans. What does it mean if a mortgage loan is backed by the government. Are conventional loans backed by the government? What are common lender overlays on FHA, VA, USDA, and Conventional loans.
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Mobile home parks are great investments and are becoming increasingly popular and profitable. Who finances Mobile Home Parks and how do you qualify. What are the financing guidelines of Mobile Home Parks
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I have been a customer of Marine Credit Union since 2020. The reason I am a loyal customer of Marine Credit Union is because of personal banker Troy Fredrick. Troy is one of the most hard working banking professionals I have met and will not tell you what you want to hear but the facts. The answer you will get from Mr. Troy Fredrick is never a NO. It’s not if you will get a loan but WHEN. He will recommend a game plan for you to either enhance your credit profile or if it is something Marine Credit Union cannot do, Mr. Fredrick will open up potential avenues for his borrowers may explore. Troy always acts for the benefit of his clients and never steers his clients in a direction where he sees any potential harm. Troy Fredrick always goes above and beyond and I have witnessed him work diligently on a $1,000 Credit Rebuilder loan the Same diligent way he does a $20,000 loan. As a national manager of a national mortgage company licensed in 48 states including Washington DC, Puerto Rico and the U.S Virgin Islands, I use Troy Fredrick as a inspiration and role model to all my support and licensed personnel. I am a firm believer that it’s the people that make a great company and institution. There is a reason why Marine Credit Union is a leader in its field with a reputation for being the best of the best financial institution. Answer is a no Brainer. Troy Fredrick. Thank you Troy Fredrick for being you. You are not taken for granted and appreciated for everything you do for me and my family. Professionals like Troy Fredrick are the true silent heroes in life. Humble, honest, and transparent. Five plus stars. Like to thank upper management of Marine Credit Union for having platinum professionals like Troy Fredrick representing your awesome financial institution. God Bless. Marine Credit Union offers auto loans, RV loans, second mortgages, lines of credit, and most importantly, a great credit rebuilder program for people who need to rebuild and establish their credit. Contact Troy Frederick if you need the services of a great credit union at troy.frederick@marinecu.com
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The Old Man and the Chair
Every month or so I visit my ailing uncle in a nursing home on Long Island. He is the last living sibling of my mother. Alfonso is 91 years old, his memory is intact, but his body is failing. Just ask the nurses about Zio, he a regular Don Juan. His greatest joy when I visit is to wheel him out on the patio for fresh air, we reminisce about our family which are long gone, he asks of my children, but can’t remember their names, all is good with Zio Alfonso, I was named after him, my name is Al.
Every time we take the fresh air I notice an old man sitting off by himself in a make shaft rocking chair. He sits under this canapé, well not exactly, it is an old canvas tarp riddled with holes, and stares directly at the sky. The wind blows and the canapé flaps, I would find this mostly annoying having the wind in my face. The old man sits an stares for hours with a look of serenity on his face. His face is weathered like that of a man who worked outdoors, his hands were large and strong, they are calloused. His neck is broad and leather wore from direct sun. He appears to be about 90, when I ask my uncle about him, my uncle turns and says in his broken English, “pay no attention to him, he is an old fool, just sits and stares, and one comes to visit him.” My uncle lacked social skills and always had an opinion on everything. However, I paid the old man no mind as suggested.
Month after month I visit my uncle and see the old man, finally I had to ask the old man why he sits and stares. One day after visiting my uncle, who was nearing the end of his life, I got the nerve to ask him. I asked, “ why do you sit there old man?” He answered, “ this is my life now as I am an old man with no family, I sit and remember the past.” “Do you have any children, I queried?” “No,” replied the old man, “never had any, I was away from home most of my life and never settled down,” I thought how awful for the old man, alone and old. The old man said,” I am most content sitting and staring at the sky, I lost most of my eye sight some years ago from diabetes.”
I was intrigued, “ what was your occupation?” “I was a sailor,” he answered. “My home is the sea.” He went on and added, “ I joined the Navy at 16, fought in WWII, been sailing ever since.” Wow, I thought to myself, this guy is a living history book. “I long for the sea, the salt air, the wind that caressing my face, the burning of the sun on my neck, and the singing of whales.” “When was the last time you sailed?” The old man let go with a hardy laugh, some what similar to an old pirate. “ Argh, ha, ha, ha, its been maybe thirty years since I’ve sailed a schooner.” Now I’m thinking, a schooner is a small two masted boat. “Now, I just sit and feel the wind and listen to the flapping of the canapé, reminds me of the sails.” I said good bye and promised him when I returned to visit my uncle I would stop by and say hello.
The next month’s visit was saddened by the passing of my beloved Zio Alfonso. He had lived a long wonderful life, I soon realized that he was the last of the Italian immigrants arriving at Ellis Island over eighty years ago. I sat on the patio where I would wheel my uncle, I sat and stared, looking through the old man in the chair. When suddenly, someone yelled, “ hey, kid, I’m sorry about your uncle, come sit with me a while.” The old man in the chair sensed I was near.
“Why, thank you sir, he was the last of the elders.”
My Zio had left an inheritance for me, nothing big, I was his only close relative. Ten thousand dollars and a note that read, “ do something good for someone, or do someone something good.” He spoke in Yogi Berra-isms.
Never making sense at first, but eventually there were words of wisdom. I sat with the old man for an hour where I would sit with my Zio, on the back patio of the nursing home. The old man and I sat for hours never saying a word. When he suddenly said, “ would you please come see me time to time?” How could I possibly say no, he was lonely and I was still mourning my Zio. I reposted, “Certainly, maybe not every month but I will come visit with you, is there anything you need?” The old man though for a moment and said, “just a visit now and then.”
A month went by and I didn’t visit, I was feeling guilty, so the next Saturday I drove to the nursing home it was at the end of Long Island, Montauk. “Do something good for someone,” my Zio’s words resonated in my head. I had to make one stop before I visited the old man. When I arrived he was happy to see me and said, “ thanks for coming, I feel my end is near, it hasn’t been a good weak for me.” I spoke to the nurse, he was depressed and lonely. I asked the nurse if he could travel, she responded, “ only short distances with an aide.” Would he be able to take a quick ride over to the Montauk pier?” The nurse said as long as she went along.
The three of us hopped into one of the nursing homes’s van with the nurse driving.” Where are we going?”she questioned me. “Just to the pier as I winked my eye.” The old man was thrilled to be out and about. We pulled up the pier and we walked to the end, the old man knew he was close to the ocean as he inhaled deeply and sighed. I had rented a schooner for the day,” do something good for someone.” Yogi again in my head. I wheeled him to the bow and sat him in a fishing chair. As we slowly pulled away from the pier I could see the joy on his face. He finally had the wind in his sails, the sun on his neck and the seagulls were serenading him with the flapping of the sails. He quietly cried tears of joy.
When the sailing trip was done he thanked me for the wonderful memory and I promised to visit next month. The next month’s visit was my last, the old man passed away. The nursing staff said they had never seen him so happy during the last month. Before his cremation was scheduled I called the State Department to let them know of his passing. They said the Navy will depose of the his body. Three days later the United States Navy showed up with an entire fleet of sailors. He had been one of the last survivors of the USS Arizona in Pearl Harbor.
The old man in the chair was given a full naval funeral with a burial at sea in Pearl Harbor, where he now rests with his shipmates.
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How is life in the Philippines. How is it like to raise a family. How is the economy? How is the cost of living in the Philippines, cost of housing, job opportunities, education, room for advancement, weather, tourism, culture, demographics, and political and government system.
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How are the housing prices and cost of living in Utah? What are the average home prices in Utah? What are home prices in Utah compared to other states in the nation? Have home prices in Utah skyrocketed like other states? Are people priced out of the housing market in Utah like they are priced out of the housing market in California? Is buying a house in Utah a good investment?
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Can someone please explain what it means when a lender or finance company does a FORCE PLACED INSURANCE on the borrower? What does FORCE PLACE INSURANCE MEAN? HOW DOES FORCE PLACE INSURANCE WORK? WHAT IS THE PROCESS OF FORCE PLACED INSURANCE? HOW MUCH IS THE PREMIUM OF FORCED PLACED INSURANCE? DOES THE LENDER GET A KICK BACK ON FORCE PLACED INSURANCE FROM THE INSURANCE COMPANY?
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An “asset depletion mortgage loan” is a type of mortgage that is designed for borrowers who have significant assets but may not have a traditional source of income, such as a regular job or salary. These loans are sometimes used by retirees or self-employed individuals who have substantial savings and investments but may not meet the standard income requirements for a traditional mortgage.
In an asset-depletion mortgage loan, the lender considers the borrower’s assets, such as cash, stocks, bonds, retirement accounts, and other investments, as a source of income to qualify for the mortgage. The lender calculates the borrower’s monthly income by depleting or drawing down on their assets over a specified period, often 3-5 years. This calculated income is then used to determine the borrower’s ability to make mortgage payments.
It’s essential to note that asset depletion loans typically come with higher interest rates than traditional mortgages because lenders consider them riskier. Borrowers should carefully consider the terms and conditions of such loans and be aware of the potential risks and costs involved.
These types of loans can be complex, and eligibility requirements may vary from lender to lender. Borrowers interested in asset depletion mortgage loans should work closely with a qualified mortgage professional to understand the specific criteria, terms, and options available to them.
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FHA (Federal Housing Administration) loans are a type of mortgage loan program offered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). These loans are designed to make homeownership more accessible to a broader range of people, particularly those with lower credit scores or a smaller down payment.
Regarding two to four-unit multi-family properties, FHA offers a specific type of loan program known as the FHA Multi-Family Loan or FHA 2-4 Unit Loan. Here are some key points about FHA loans for multi-family properties:
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Property Eligibility: FHA 2-4 Unit Loans are designed for multi-family properties with 2 to 4 separate housing units. This can include duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes. The borrower must also live in one of the units as their primary residence.
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Down Payment: One of the advantages of FHA loans is that they typically require a lower down payment compared to conventional loans. As of my last knowledge update in November 2023, the minimum down payment for an FHA loan is 3.5% of the purchase price. This means you can potentially purchase a multi-family property with a relatively small down payment.
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Loan Limits: FHA loan limits vary by location and are subject to change annually. The loan amount you can qualify for depends on the county where the property is located.
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Credit Requirements: FHA loans are more lenient when it comes to credit requirements compared to conventional loans. However, borrowers are still required to have a reasonably good credit history.
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Mortgage Insurance: FHA loans require mortgage insurance premiums (MIP) to protect the lender in case of default. There is an upfront MIP payment, which can be financed into the loan, as well as annual MIP payments.
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Owner-Occupancy: One of the key requirements for an FHA multi-family loan is that the borrower must live in one of the units as their primary residence. This is known as owner-occupancy and is intended to encourage homeownership.
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Property Condition: The property must meet certain FHA minimum property standards, which means it should be in good condition and meet safety and habitability requirements.
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Rental Income: If you’re purchasing a multi-family property with FHA financing, you can use the expected rental income from the additional units to help qualify for the loan.
It’s important to note that loan programs and guidelines can change over time, so I recommend contacting an FHA-approved lender or a mortgage broker for the most up-to-date information and discussing your specific situation if you want to obtain an FHA loan for a multi-family property. Additionally, rules and regulations may have evolved since my last knowledge update in November 2023, so verifying the current requirements is important.
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Anthony Spilotro also known as Tony Spilotro was a ruthless Chicago Mobster. He rose up the ranks of the Chicago Mob Family
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James O’Keefe an undercover journalist and former President of Project Veritas went on a date with a gay senior White House Cyber Security Executive Advisor confirming Dementia Joe Biden does have Dementia and is Senile. Also mentioned is Kamala Harris is not liked and not respected by staff members and senior White House advisors
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Utah requires 15 NMLS hours to get a mortgage loan originator license. This extra 15 hours of NMLS CE is a one-time deal besides the 20-hour NMLS CE course required for loan officers. If you want to be a manager because you have a branch office or a mortgage company, you need to take an additional 40 hours of NMLS CE course and take a state Principal Lending Manager (PLM) four-hour PLM exam. The exam is for the state of Utah DRE/DFI and is over 200 questions. The issue is getting study materials with practice exams for the Utah Principal Lending Manager license is very difficult. I had to take the 40-hour UTAH PLM course two times because the class is only good for one year. I failed the Utah Principal Lending Manager license twice and I am scheduled to take the third time on Monday July 24th, 2023. I will keep you all posted.
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Non-QM late payment guidelines are set by individual wholesale lenders. Non-QM loans are portfolio loans and do not have uniform standardized agency mortgage guidelines like qualified mortgages. One non-QM lender can have a certain guidelines while a different lender will not. Only a few wholesale lenders will do non-qm loans for late mortgage payments in the past 12 months. In this FORUM, we will cover non-QM late payment guidelines by non-QM portfolio wholesale lenders.
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Conventional loans have water test requirements. Who knows what those requirements are? Does every home need a water test? What does the coventional loan water test cost?
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A tree grows not just in Brooklyn but also in New Jersey. I’m nothing special, just a 60-year-old apple tree in Northern New Jersey, yes, the Garden State. The owner of the house planted me in memory of his dad, who was an apple farmer. My Golden Delicious apples are wonderful! Local folks know of my history and travel each fall to pick my beautiful orbs of sunshine.
Cider, apple pie, you name it, I can make it. I came up from a seed, just like my parents and grandparents. My great-grandfather led the way back in the 1930s. He and his siblings had the only producing orchard during the Great Depression. They were generous with their fruit as they gave to anyone who was hungry, not like that Wizard of Oz apple tree, grumpy and cheap. They fed everyone! I was planted as a reminder of when times were difficult.
Back in those days, the highlight of the week’s work was topped off by a fresh apple pie for Sunday dinner. When I was a lad, a seedling, too young to produce a crop, I was the playground for the kids in the neighborhood. As I aged, they would climb me, tie old rubber tires from my branches and make swings. I was loved and cherished. I can’t begin to tell you the satisfaction I had watching these kids grow up. Youth was innocent. Although dirt-poor, the joys of a simple existence may be gone in today’s culture. The anticipation all week of a hot fresh apple pie gave hope on Sunday as much as going to church.
At one time, the owner’s dad had a huge orchard, but as years went on during the Depression, he lost much of it. Bank foreclosures, unable to hire workers or till the land himself, his farm shrunk, and worries of feeding his family grew overwhelmingly. When the owner’s son planted me was no longer a farmer, he became a builder, swearing never to farm for a living after seeing what his dad experienced. However, I was planted as a symbol as to not to forget.
As the years ticked away, and I was a sapling nearing the juvenile stage of my life, I gave shade for summer picnics. I also gave shelter from the storms and allowed all birds to nest in my branches and give birth to new life. My roots never faltered, and I stored water when It rained.
My crop increased every year, and soon I was producing more apples than any other apple tree. I was a great landlord, never evicting anyone. They could come and go as they pleased. Sooner or later, most would return with their families and tell of my wonderful living conditions.
Soon after my sapling period, I’m not sure when though, kids started carving their names on my trunk. I hated this, destroying my beautiful bark with crude initials. The owner’s five-year-old daughter was the first to etch into me with her initials, DM. She was barely a sapling herself when she borrowed her older brother’s pocket knife. Boy, did she get a whooping! Her DM was carved so low on my trunk that it was hardly one foot above the ground. At first, I despised this, but in time I grew fond of the daughter and felt almost honored for her to “tag” me.
I aged quite nicely during my adult years, and each year my harvest increased, and suddenly I saw an increase in carved initials. DM’s etching led the way for many other kids. DM was now three feet above the ground, and below her were her four siblings and neighboring children.
My adult years were very fruitful, but old age is rapidly approaching. I turned 50 last spring, and I am showing signs of decline. I am considered an elderly tree. My apple crop, although tasty, is less and less each year. DM’s initials are now twelve feet above the ground, and she is nearing 50 years old. The owner who planted me passed away last summer, and I am beginning to feel useless. DM’s youngest brother is 35; PA tagged me when he was 10. He is a builder just like his dad. He now owns the house that has been passed on through the generations. I am now in the autumn of my years and reaching the snag phase of a tree; I’m near death.
He wants to replant the orchard! Wow! I didn’t see that coming, but he wants to chop me down! I do not understand why? The day has come, and I am being razed. It doesn’t seem to hurt. The owner chops me down, but my roots are saved. My root bulbs will be planted throughout the new orchard; I will live longer and prosper once again.
When they cut me down, they were extremely careful not to disturb the first 12 feet of bark. The bark was gently removed, planed, and sanded down. The 20 or so initials carved into my bark created a bench. Every child’s initials since 1950 can be seen on the backing off the bench.
An engraved metal plaque also reads, “You were there when we needed you, and your roots are now our future.”
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There are a lot of scums of this Earth people in existence today. There are selfish people, liars, thieves, and people with no morals who are willing to take advantage of you any chance they can. However, the world 🌎 is not all bad. There are kind people who are not selfish with a good heart. Here’s a short video clip about generosity and kind hearted ♥️ people:
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/qyV4z4c42VZEPafk/?mibextid=Ls6BEq
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