stated income loans

UncleBuck

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anyone know anything about these?

seems like they are less common since after the crash, and even illegal in some states.

the idea of it is to help people who are self employed or whose income documentation may not make grade for a traditional mortgage loan. instead of documenting your income with all the regular documents, you just state your income and occupation.

from what i can tell, they only make sure it passes the sniff test (ie, if you say you are a barber making $300k, you'll be denied) and if you don't make payments they may pull a 4506 the next year to actually verify and document your income.

naturally, it comes with a slightly higher interest rate (half a point to a point at most) and a slightly heftier down payment due to the natural risk that comes with this type of loan.

talked to a buddy of mine who works for a major bank and all he had to say is that they are "shady", which i buy.

anyone else know more about these types of loans?
 

KLITE

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In Bulgaria and most balkan countries the concept of a mortgage is quite foreign. Families save money while working children stay at home until theres enough to buy a house for the offspring.
I always thought itd be kinda cool to remove the banks out the the house buying process and take the ''loan'' directly from the house owner. Could prove messy though.
Banks are the sickest organized crime sindicate in the world, they will aaaaalways find shady ways to rape the shit out of you.
 

UncleBuck

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In Bulgaria and most balkan countries the concept of a mortgage is quite foreign. Families save money while working children stay at home until theres enough to buy a house for the offspring.
I always thought itd be kinda cool to remove the banks out the the house buying process and take the ''loan'' directly from the house owner. Could prove messy though.
Banks are the sickest organized crime sindicate in the world, they will aaaaalways find shady ways to rape the shit out of you.
owner financing out here is pretty rare, but you can find it. usually on land rather than houses though.
 

KLITE

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owner financing out here is pretty rare, but you can find it. usually on land rather than houses though.
Im thinking about trying to do it cause people who have property for sale cant get rid of it and banks dont give mortgages. Though id still prefer not to owe anyone money. Dont spend money you dont have, thats my motto.
 

UncleBuck

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Im thinking about trying to do it cause people who have property for sale cant get rid of it and banks dont give mortgages. Though id still prefer not to owe anyone money. Dont spend money you dont have, thats my motto.
this is america. you are not american unless you have debt. FACT.
 

Bugeye

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I thought these stated income loans went away a good 4 or 5 years ago when the housing market got whacked. I think they are great if you need working capital, can handle the extra points, and find someone that still writes them.
 

UncleBuck

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kind of a moot thread now that our approval is all but guaranteed but still interested to know.

ya know, just in case. and also because there might be others on this forum who might have trouble documenting their incomes for a mortgage.
 

UncleBuck

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Buck..

You and me we are on different planets. You would know more about welfare than I would. Unearned income? where did you come up with that?
you said you were gonna hook up your kids with the fishing boat you inherited. you know how much those things cost?

unearned income = welfare.
 

nitro harley

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you said you were gonna hook up your kids with the fishing boat you inherited. you know how much those things cost?

unearned income = welfare.
Buck..

They cost a lot for a good one. And I told you before that my parents are not dead so why do you make up lies about them being dead?
 
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