Who should I have review my loan application that has been pre-filled out by the lender? – A88 Fake iPhone Review
Here is the Question: Who should I have review my loan application that has been pre-filled out by the lender?
I am a new home buyer, and have to send a loan application back to the lender in two days with my signatures. Who can I get to review it to make sure the terms that are pre-selected are the best ones for me?
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7:01 – 7:12 th transcript trys to tell you things!!!!
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10:40 at least this one is multitasking lol
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can you use it in the UK?
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2:45 thank you governor (with transcribe audio captions ON)
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If this really is just the application, even if you sign it nothing is set in stone. All the broker wants to do is send the lender info about you and the program you want. You may or may not qualify for that – the application process is just the broker asking the lender if you (the borrower) can have the loan you are asking for.
It’s awesome that you are concerned already, though! If you broker is a good one, he/she will gladly answer any questions you have throughout the process. It’s still early in your process, but it’s a good time to let your broker know you want to know exactly what’s going on.
After you get word back from the lender, that’s when you may want to have someone review your loan docs with you. That;’s when you want very clear answers about your rate (will it adjust? when? by how much?), your terms (30 year? 15 year? interest only?), your prepay, the YSP (don’t be afraid to ask EXACTLY how much your broker is making on the deal; even though they are almost always required to disclose their YSP, they can sometime gloss over it), and any other questions that are important to you.
NOTE: if your brokers offers you an adjustable rate mortgage and tells you he/she can refi you again when the adjustment starts, BE VERY CAREFUL! That’s what happened two years ago and now those people who need to refi don’t qualify for loans under the new guidelines!
Anyway, good luck and once again great job looking out for yourself!
well good question, you should have someone you trust look over the paper work, just to let you know, a little mortgage secret, ask about ysp, look it up on the net, it is the amount of money that the lender recieves for getting you to sign a larger rate then what is prime. say prime rate is 6% and you sign 6.5% then they (lender or broker) gets a small chunck of money known as Yield Spread Premium. lenders and brokers are not required by law to show you that number. sounds bad to me, so ask, and i bet they may not even act like it is real.
A real estate attorney. He’ll read the fine print and let you know if there’s anything funky in there you shoudl know about. He can also explain the process to you so you won’t feel uninformed.
As far as the rate goes, you could check out bankrate.com to see if what you’re getting is close to the current rates.
Good luck and congratulations!