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Originally Posted by Shaps
You're citing two different Fannie Mae products there bro. Moreover your letter isn't for standard, primary home purchases.Quote:
Last year, we announced changes to our pricing for second homes, high-balance loans, and cash-out refinances, and we introduced LLPA waivers for certain borrowers and affordable mortgage products.
You are just a fucking idiot. Done with you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seran
It's a dumb rule created by a dumb administration.
You don't incentivise poor behavior or you will just get more of that poor behavior.
And miss out on his raw stupdity? Where else are you going to find that kind of entertainment!?!?Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaps
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Originally Posted by Parkbandit
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/m...180651521.html
"Mortgage fees are changing for homebuyers next month. Here's what you should know."
Just one final nail in your coffin Seran.. you fucking moron.
And for fun, to help compound the issue...
"FHFA also plans a fee on August 1 for borrowers with at least a 40% debt-to-income (DTI) ratio and 60% loan-to-value ratio, calculated by how large your loan is compared with the value of your home."
They're setting people up for failure, and confiscation of personal property... but do the morons out there understand what's coming? Probably not... 2008 is to long ago... not to mention the previous slow transitions to socialism that governments imposed on their populous... but hey... don't worry, it's all just a conspiracy theory.
Why yes, that is absolutely devastating that someone with a poor credit score will see a 1.25% average drop in closing costs, while a high credit score will see as high as a 0.125% increase. That tenth of a percent increase is practically usury! Rabble rabble rabble.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaps
It's socialism through government. We should burn down the capital.
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Originally Posted by Shaps
Just to put this in perspective, Shaps is wanting to start an uprising over lower credit scores paying $3,750 less in one-time closing costs, while high credit scores would pay an extra $375.00 in one-time closing costs. I do understand the concern of pro-classism Republicans that expanding homeownership and boosting entry into the middle class is frightening. Imagine a society where an individual family could afford a mortgage of $1,600 per month that they would normally be forced to rent from a corporation or foreign wealth fund for $2,200 per month.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seran
So, people with higher credit scores are subsidizing people with lower credit scores.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seran
It only took four days to get you where normal people were.
The government should stop incentivising poor behavior.
Your credit score is literally your own doing.