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Kathleen what would raise the closing costs needed so much?
@Jeff Payne, where you sell real estate 4% might be more than enough. 6% is typical in Philadelphia where it isn't quite enough.
@Beth, why would a buyer need 6% for closing costs? They may want to speak to a different lender. 4% is more than enough for normal financing
I need some help, I have a FHA loan, the borrower's mother is in need of medical care and lives out of state, the borrower is going to relocate to take care of her mother. OCWEN/GMAC is the lender and they say they need to follow FHA protocol and exhaust all retention options before they can proceed with the short sale. I explained to them this is not a financial issue and a loan mod is not going to help the situation, they said talk to HUD, I call HUD and they said the variance needs to come from the lender.
Where should I go next?
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Thanks for clarifying.
any buyers loan 's eligible as long as FHA approves a variance.
I agree that 6 percent is doubtful. I did not know they could get 3 pct. All I've known is the specific allowable costs plus 1 pct for FHA buyers, which is not the case here. Some negotiators interpret that to mean you have to be an FHA buyer to get the allowable costs, but I confirmed with HUD rep last week that anyone is eligible for the allowable costs.
you'll get 3% (regardless of the type of loan buyer is obtaining) of the purchase price in selling paid closing costs with an approved variance almost always from FHA when the net is being met. 6% is doubtful..
Reference my post on Dec. 12: I attended the MHA short sale workshop in Atlanta last week and both the HUD rep and BoA rep said the "Allowable Costs" should be for any buyer regardless of loan type. The 1 percent of loan amount for FHA buyers is separate. So they should have allowed that $1,500. We didn't escalate because our buyer just wanted to close, but it's good to know for future reference. I have a similar file with Chase and the Chase rep also agreed.
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