Originally posted by: Genx87
I was unable to qualify for the make home affordable act. Yes my bank actually told me to stop making payments and then call them back. No wonder our banking industry is so fucked up.
Originally posted by: Genx87
I was unable to qualify for the make home affordable act. Yes my bank actually told me to stop making payments and then call them back. No wonder our banking industry is so fucked up.
Originally posted by: Cuda1447
Uh, is this legit? I'm fucking buying a house in the next week or two and haven't locked in a rate yet, mainly due to my mortgage lady telling me to wait...
Originally posted by: OCguy
Well the low-rate loans that arent locked are all approved at around 4.375%-4.875%. Now the lowest rate at my best investor is 5.375%. It is going to be hard for the Loan Officers to sell them a higher rate after they were expecting something in the 4s.
Having a "4" as the first number in your interest rate is a big mental trigger for borrowers.
Originally posted by: ebaycj
Originally posted by: Genx87
I was unable to qualify for the make home affordable act. Yes my bank actually told me to stop making payments and then call them back. No wonder our banking industry is so fucked up.
What specifically made you unable to qualify? There's only 4 or 5 criteria.
Originally posted by: GoPackGo
I looked into that and the whole program is a joke.
Originally posted by: Genx87
I was unable to qualify for the make home affordable act. Yes my bank actually told me to stop making payments and then call them back. No wonder our banking industry is so fucked up.
Originally posted by: Skoorb
It would, although 15 year fixed was 4.5 yesterday and went up only 24%, so it would be 5.6 now.Originally posted by: WHAMPOM
Originally posted by: Skoorb
This is my guilty pleasure, please don't deny me it, but look at this
While the stock market got hit fairly hard today apparently bond prices went down, too. This real-time chart shows a terribly huge jump in mortgage prices today. Denninger of course is saying it's time to grease the 10 gauge and barricade the doors, but how meaningful is this, really?
30% does mean a 4.5% rate is now up to 5.7% now?
Originally posted by: Aimster
SOB..
I didn 't lock in 3 weeks ago at 4.5% because I didn't have a property in mind.. it's 5.5% today.
SOB... guess I have to do 5-year ARM that's 4%
But not nearly as cheap as it was a day ago.Originally posted by: charrison
Originally posted by: Skoorb
It would, although 15 year fixed was 4.5 yesterday and went up only 24%, so it would be 5.6 now.Originally posted by: WHAMPOM
Originally posted by: Skoorb
This is my guilty pleasure, please don't deny me it, but look at this
While the stock market got hit fairly hard today apparently bond prices went down, too. This real-time chart shows a terribly huge jump in mortgage prices today. Denninger of course is saying it's time to grease the 10 gauge and barricade the doors, but how meaningful is this, really?
30% does mean a 4.5% rate is now up to 5.7% now?
Still cheap money.
Originally posted by: ebaycj
Originally posted by: Genx87
I was unable to qualify for the make home affordable act. Yes my bank actually told me to stop making payments and then call them back. No wonder our banking industry is so fucked up.
What specifically made you unable to qualify? There's only 4 or 5 criteria.
Originally posted by: Vic
Originally posted by: Genx87
I was unable to qualify for the make home affordable act. Yes my bank actually told me to stop making payments and then call them back. No wonder our banking industry is so fucked up.
Your bank should never have told you to stop making payments. Proof of hardship is a requirement to qualify for HAMP, and faking it through intentional default is a disqualifier.
I wonder if others took his advice. I think I've read of this elsewhere, so I'm sure some have taken it and probably ended up even more screwed because now their credit is shot, too.Originally posted by: Genx87
Originally posted by: Vic
Originally posted by: Genx87
I was unable to qualify for the make home affordable act. Yes my bank actually told me to stop making payments and then call them back. No wonder our banking industry is so fucked up.
Your bank should never have told you to stop making payments. Proof of hardship is a requirement to qualify for HAMP, and faking it through intentional default is a disqualifier.
Trust me I was in complete shock a loan officer actually told me to stop making payments to his bank and then we could talk. I let him know my opinion that was the most unbelievable thing I have heard during my ordeal to get refinanced. I used more colorful words.
Originally posted by: Skoorb
I wonder if others took his advice. I think I've read of this elsewhere, so I'm sure some have taken it and probably ended up even more screwed because now their credit is shot, too.
LinkOriginally posted by: Genx87
Originally posted by: Skoorb
I wonder if others took his advice. I think I've read of this elsewhere, so I'm sure some have taken it and probably ended up even more screwed because now their credit is shot, too.
I have heard of this but dismissed it as hyperbole. Last weekend at a bonfire we were all talking about the home situation. And a couple like my wife and I in our neighborhood was trying to get their arm turned to a fixed as well and said their bank told them to stop making payments. We all laughed at how stupid that sounds and I dismissed it in my head. But come Tues I now believe that is exactly what the bank told them to do. I have no idea why the bank would desire such a thing? Unless there is some govt program that kicks in when people stop making payments?!?!?!?!?!?!?
I guess they need to know repayment is threatened and then they feel motivated to work with the borrower....One agent even told me to stop making payments, which would force Countrywide to negotiate with me...
Originally posted by: Genx87
Originally posted by: Vic
Originally posted by: Genx87
I was unable to qualify for the make home affordable act. Yes my bank actually told me to stop making payments and then call them back. No wonder our banking industry is so fucked up.
Your bank should never have told you to stop making payments. Proof of hardship is a requirement to qualify for HAMP, and faking it through intentional default is a disqualifier.
Trust me I was in complete shock a loan officer actually told me to stop making payments to his bank and then we could talk. I let him know my opinion that was the most unbelievable thing I have heard during my ordeal to get refinanced. I used more colorful words.
Originally posted by: OCguy
Play time is over. I feel sorry for anyone who didnt get into the 4s.
Originally posted by: Aimster
BOA won't lock without a property in mind.
Anyone know of a bank that will?
Originally posted by: OCguy
Originally posted by: Genx87
Originally posted by: Vic
Originally posted by: Genx87
I was unable to qualify for the make home affordable act. Yes my bank actually told me to stop making payments and then call them back. No wonder our banking industry is so fucked up.
Your bank should never have told you to stop making payments. Proof of hardship is a requirement to qualify for HAMP, and faking it through intentional default is a disqualifier.
Trust me I was in complete shock a loan officer actually told me to stop making payments to his bank and then we could talk. I let him know my opinion that was the most unbelievable thing I have heard during my ordeal to get refinanced. I used more colorful words.
He told you the stop making your payments because he is a loan-mod hack. He wasnt trying to actuallly get you a new loan, he was trying to get your loan moddified by the current lender.
Beware of those assholes.
