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I have a potential barrower with a 600 mid fico and 58 perce

Posted on: 03rd Mar, 2008 04:02 pm
I have a potential barrower with a 600 mid fico and 58 percent dti he wants to do a rate and term refi to 95% can you do it?
Depends on the lender. You will need a loan officer to look around to find that lender who can offer you a loan with such a high dti and ltv. How is is the borrower payment history? If no judgements or collections and great payment history you can probably get him FHA,.

Jean
Loan Officer/ Representative
Posted on: 03rd Mar, 2008 04:12 pm
FHA won't do a loan with DTI above 50%.

Have you run through Desktop underwriter and LP yet?
Posted on: 03rd Mar, 2008 05:29 pm
Hi Daveklein,

Welcome to our forums.

95% LTV is quite a good amount of loan. You'll have to talk to lenders and find out if they are willing to offer it. FHA approved lenders offer upto 97% financing but the borrower's dti is quite high. Such lenders actually offer loans to those having 41% dti.

You can ask the borrower to also seek no-obligation free counseling from ranked lenders in our community. The lenders are into offering various mortgage programs to borrowers having different income and payment history. So, hopefully they can help him choose the right loan and he can then request our community lenders for free mortgage quotes.

Good luck
Posted on: 04th Mar, 2008 02:26 am
i am in agreement with the prevailing opinion that this borrower's ratios are simply too high to allow for an approval. fha is, indeed, an excellent source to tap into, but as pointed out, their ratio tolerance is a great deal lower than 58%.
Posted on: 04th Mar, 2008 11:50 am
Absolutely, FHA requires a lower DTI, I misstated that point. If you have more income then that would definately bring your DTI down from 58%.

Jean
Loan Officer
Posted on: 04th Mar, 2008 02:34 pm
that's fine jeanette. but what loan options are there for the poster then? is 95% refinance still possible?
Posted on: 05th Mar, 2008 01:20 am
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