My husband and I looking to buy a home and we are first time home buyers and going to look for single family home as a primary household. We don’t have much money at the moment saved up…with rent and 2 children it’s a little hard to save. We do have some money in savings and heard of 3 percent down mortgages What I want to know which banks offer this and what other cost are there attached to it besides closing costs

Hi CJ! 3% down payment mortgages are definitely available. The most flexible low down payment mortgage is an FHA mortgage. It’s also flexible when it comes to your credit.

First thing you need to do is speak with a reputable direct lender. They’ll ask you lots of questions – about income, assets, credit, payment you’re comfortable with – and be able to tell you how much home you can afford. Then you can start house hunting!

Feel free to contact me directly through my profile if you have any other questions. I’ll include some links for FHA and to mortgage pre-qualification calculators and payment calculators. Hope it helps – best of luck!

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FHA will probably be your best bet. Make sure your loan officer and Realtor are in communication with each other, so when the offer gets written, it includes asking the seller for help in paying your share of the closing costs.
Remember that negotiation is give-and-take. Since the seller will give you help in closing costs (expenses that are yours), you need to give him something he needs – maybe higher price, maybe a fast (or delayed) closing, maybe let him stay in the house a few days after closing so he doesn’t have to move until he has his money – with today’s lending problems, that’s a safe way for the seller NOT to move out, just to find out the buyer got denied the loan.
See what the seller needs that you can accomodate.
References :
15 yrs San Antonio Realtor

March 9th, 2010 at 3:48 am
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Sanket N

Are You Planning to Buy a Home This Year? Know What to Expect, and Save Money by Taking Advantage of the New Changes in Mortgage Qualification. here is link to answer ur question http://www.ptmortgage.com/rwhg.html
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http://www.ptmortgage.com/rwhg.html

March 9th, 2010 at 4:23 am
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Randy M

FHA loans offer 97% financing for owner occupied housing. The best way to find out more information about qualifying is to contact a mortgage broker in your area. It’s a common program for first time buyers. This link may help you locate one.

http://www.hud.gov/ll/code/llslcrit.cfm
References :
Realtor

March 9th, 2010 at 4:45 am
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Quicken Loans

Hi CJ! 3% down payment mortgages are definitely available. The most flexible low down payment mortgage is an FHA mortgage. It’s also flexible when it comes to your credit.

First thing you need to do is speak with a reputable direct lender. They’ll ask you lots of questions – about income, assets, credit, payment you’re comfortable with – and be able to tell you how much home you can afford. Then you can start house hunting!

Feel free to contact me directly through my profile if you have any other questions. I’ll include some links for FHA and to mortgage pre-qualification calculators and payment calculators. Hope it helps – best of luck!
References :
https://www.quickenloans.com/mortgage-calculator/prequalification
https://www.quickenloans.com/home-loans/fha-loan
https://www.quickenloans.com/mortgage-calculator/home-loan

March 9th, 2010 at 4:57 am

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