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Line of CreditA line of credit or HELOC usually has a floating interest rate tied to the Prime Rate and allows you to take equity out of a property. You incur interest costs only on the money taken out with a line of credit. It can be a good choice if your needs are expected to be episodic. An interest only Line of Credit will lower your payment. For difficult to verify income, a stated income Line of Credit is available. You incur interest costs only on the money used. A Line of Credit with no closing costs is available as well. A major advantage of the line of credit is that your interest costs are tax deductible. A comparison between the after tax costs of the line of credit and any consumer loan should be done before any major purchase. Please give me a call if you need help with the calculation. We can lend up to 100% of the value of your home but understand that the interest rate will be somewhat higher if your line of credit is over 90%(combined first trust and HELOC) of the value of the property. We will allow up to a 50% Debt to Income ratio (DTI) with good credit. Please see the link below for more information on qualification ratios. Common uses of a Line Of Credit
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home equity loans and lines I have included a page on how to calculate your qualification ratios. I have included a page on documentation requirements. Wet offer you the ability to qualify and close into several unique programs which accommodate borrowers with non traditional income or asset situations. * I have included a section on the new Cash Flow ARMS. A LIBOR based product which gives you complete flexibility in managing your mortgage. The new Asset Manager is a creative program which gives you complete control over your mortgage as well.
As a Certified Mortgage Planning Specialist, I offer an analysis of your situation today can make suggestions on how small changes in how your debt is structured today can have a life changing effect in the years to come. Read more about this free, no obligation service. New!
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