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chrisgummerson
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It depends on your state. Also, since she actually does not live at the property it would be a Non-Owner Occupied loan. Which just has a slightly higher rate than a owner occupied loan. In california, for a loan size of 120k, the third party fees would be: Title ~800, escrow ~1000, appraisal ~400, and prepaid interest, which is basically part of a mortgage payment that gets paid off during the closing. Finding the right title and escrow company can get your costs lower. Then if you go to a broker or loan company, they will have some fees as well. All our fees total 1040, which is underwriting, processing, documents and flood cert - for FHA loans. Rate, if she has 720-740+ credit, with verifiable income, She could get pre-approved for a non owner occupied in CA on a 120k loan is in the 4% range for 15yr and in the mid 3% range for 5yr arm. _________________ Chris Gummerson
Bay Valley Mortgage Group
bayvalleymortgage.com
714-367-5125
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