Hawaii Jumbo Mortgage
45Hawaii Jumbo Mortgage - You'll Love These Options
You can now qualify for a much larger home over $625,000! New increases in lending limits to be seen in July 2008. It's also very good to note that despite the national mortgage crisis crippling many neighborhoods and towns, The Hawaii Real Estate and Hawaii mortgage financing industry remains strong!
- If you are looking for a Hawaii Jumbo Mortgage, you're going to love the types of loans we have available.
- Both fixed-rate and Hawaii adjustable rate mortgage loans are available to those looking to purchase with low down payments. For those looking to refinance, the new lending limits may help you qualify for conventional financing - even if your loan amount is above $625,000.
- American Family Lending offers interest-only options, allowing you the freedom of a lower monthly mortgage payment.
- We offer quick, local, on-island mortgage processing and loan underwriting which means your Hawaii jumbo mortgage can be approved in as little as a few weeks.
- No Pre-pay penalty if you choose to refinance your home in the near future giving you the freedom to adjust your needs as your family grows.
What's next? The next step is to get in contact with Randy Puaatuua and his team at American Family Lending. Visit the locally owned and operated Hawaii Jumbo Mortgage website to inquire with Randy about the loan options you may have in mind.
Your no cost, no obligation inquiry will not be sold or traded to any other websites or mortgage companies.
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- New Risk-Based Pricing Requirements
Final rules announced today by the Federal Reserve Board and the Federal Trade Commission generally require mortgage lenders to provide a consumer notice when the borrower is given a loan on less favorable terms than provided to other borrowers. The rules take effect next year. The rules impact the practice of risk-based pricing, where lenders base the pricing on the creditworthiness of the borrower.
- HELOC Activity Sinks, Delinquency Climbs
Monthly home-equity line-of-credit originations have fallen by more than a third during the past year, according to Equifax. The findings were based on the credit files of nearly 200 million U.S. consumers. HELOC delinquency rose 4 basis points between October and November.
- FHA Volume, Delinquency Worse
The number of mortgages endorsed by the Federal Housing Administration declined 11 percent between October and November, according to data released by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Activity has fallen each month since July. Delinquency of at least 90 days, meanwhile, rose 20 basis points during the same period.
