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from an underwriting standpoint.....
Posted by notarydi/CA of CA on 10/11/17 11:27pmMsg #584567
one thing you look at is how much "of their own money" does the buyer have invested in the property? Statistically, properties with owners/buyers having a significant amount of their own money invested in the property are less likely to go to foreclosure. A lot of the underwriting guidelines come from analyzing the foreclosures to see if there is a common thread. Not having much at stake....i.e., not a lot of your own hard earned money invested in the property... those borrowers are statistically more likely to walk away from the property......

just the ol' underwriter.....
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 homefundme.com -  Cheryl Elliott on 10/11/17 8:30am
 Re: homefundme.com - Luckydog on 10/11/17 8:52am
 I'm not a fan of the "go fund me" concept because I -  MW/VA on 10/11/17 9:16am
 There are programs for 1st time homebuyers & low -  MW/VA on 10/11/17 9:41am
 Re: I've seen people use Gofundme to get $ to buy an - aanotary on 10/11/17 12:16pm
 this info helps us notaries how exactly? n/m -  Cari on 10/11/17 9:05am
 Re: this info helps us notaries how exactly? - Luckydog on 10/11/17 9:08am
 always good to know creative financing out there..... n/m - notarydi/CA on 10/11/17 4:07pm
 Would those be considered as a gift? - Luckydog on 10/11/17 8:11pm
 from an underwriting standpoint..... - notarydi/CA on 10/11/17 11:27pm



 
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