Nigel Chapman | Altoona Iowa Real Estate for Sale: Realtors, Lenders, Investors, Loan Officers - You may not get a loan!

Realtors, Lenders, Investors, Loan Officers - You may not get a loan!

If you are a Realtor, Lender, Builder or investor - read this! This is an excerpt from Citi Mortgage Wholesale Division's recent bulletin. As always, I am sure other lenders will follow suit!

Real Estate Professionals - Applies to InterFirst CES Only

Loans to Real Estate Professionals are subject to the following:

  • The maximum CLTV permitted is 90%.
  • Stated income and/or stated assets are not permitted.
  • The borrower’s income, assets and employment must be verified.
  • Real Estate Professionals, as used in this policy, include:

* Real Estate Brokers, Real Estate Agents, and employees of Real Estate Brokers or Agents

* Property Managers and employees of property managers/management companies

* Home Improvement Dealers and contractors and their employees

* Home Builders and General Contractors, and their employees

* Real Estate Investors (Defined as any person who owns more than two properties)

* Mortgage Broker or any employee of a mortgage broker.

* Principals, officers and employees of any mortgage lender (excludes national banks).

* Title company principals, managers, or employees.

* Real Estate Appraisers or any employees of real estate appraisers or appraisal management companies.

7 commentsNigel Chapman • August 28 2007 08:44PM

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Nigel,

Maybe the national banks will be getting BACK into the real estate business. Thanks,   Fran

Posted by Fran 'The Title Man' Gaspari Title Insurance-PA & NJ (Patriot Land Transfer, Inc.) over 3 years ago

Nigel,

I didn't make myself clear. I meant national banks becoming real estate agents. They once did that you know. Thanks,   Fran

Posted by Fran 'The Title Man' Gaspari Title Insurance-PA & NJ (Patriot Land Transfer, Inc.) over 3 years ago
I guess we will have to wait and see on that one! :)  Perhaps if they sell homes like they did mortgages, we will be back at work in no time! hehehe
Posted by Nigel Chapman (RE/MAX Real Estate Concepts) over 3 years ago
Well, FHA at 3% down is starting to look better every day!
Posted by Marlow Harris (Seattle Dream Homes) over 3 years ago

Nigel,

I don't mean to beat a dead horse, but I just realized how many NEW bank facilities have opened in our area in the last 2 years. I wonder if they are positioning themselves to 'jump into' the realty market? Thanks,   Fran

Posted by Fran 'The Title Man' Gaspari Title Insurance-PA & NJ (Patriot Land Transfer, Inc.) over 3 years ago
I agree with the FHA route. I am re-introducing it to agents in my office. Many of us have not needed FHA in recent years. Until Equity funding is banned or capped (didn't happen last week as thought), I will be doing FHA with 6% equity funding to cover downpayment and closing costs!
Posted by Nigel Chapman (RE/MAX Real Estate Concepts) over 3 years ago

I had to oil the drawer that the FHA exhibits where kept. Its been a while :=)

Posted by Keith Perry - REALTOR® -West Metro Atlanta (Coldwell Banker) over 3 years ago

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