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 shannonperryman
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 Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2009 9:15 pm Post subject: can you roll your downpayment in to the total loan |
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| can you roll a downpayment in to the loan amount |
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JKennedySLG
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Joined: 01 Apr 2009
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No. You are not able to add your down payment into the loan amount. After putting down the initial 3.5%, you are able to put down your Tax Credit ($8,000) as additional down payment with select lenders. I hope this helps...
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sunil87020
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Thanks Jkennedy,
Actually i was having some confusion with above query.
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eric2
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| You are going to be asked to bring something to the table, just as James said. |
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Jessica
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Hi Shanon,
I agree with Eric and James. You can use the first time buyer's tax credit - at least a part of it in order to make your down payment and pay the closing costs. However, if you're taking out an FHA loan from a private lender, then you need to invest your personal savings or accept gift funds from relatives or friends in order to compensate for the remaining part of the down payment.
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gmakerley
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not everyone has a specific plan for that $8000, so keep your eyes open for that.
depending on where you are located, you may be eligible for first-time homebuyer programs that also allow for down payment (and closing costs) assistance. if so, that could allow you to "roll in" your costs and d/p - finance them with a secondary loan, in essence.
virtually every state has such a program - you can contact your state housing agency to determine if and how you might qualify.
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eric2
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| Closing costs and lender fees can be rolled into the loan but not the down payment. |
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gmakerley
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just in case i wasn't clear - the "rolling in" of down payment and closing costs under these state programs will result in a second loan in addition to the first mortgage.
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