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Can I roll the $2758 fee into the mortgage

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January 16 2009 - Brook Park
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Profile picture for Paul Mondello
This is one of the ambiguous aspects that 'still' exists with a zillow mortgage quote...regardless of whether it is a purchase or a refinance
it says at the bottom of the quote: At closing, you'll need enough money to cover your:
  • Fees listed above, which total xyz

Does not mention the common option to roll closing fees into the loan - a cloudy message that might turn one away

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January 16 2009
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To answer your question:

If you are refinancing, you can roll your closing costs into your loan as long as your total loan amount (with closing cost) doesn't exceed the loan programs loan-to-value.

If you are purchasing, you cannot roll your closing costs in the loan, regardless of LTV.
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February 06 2009
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First off, adding closing costs to your mortgage increases the interest you will pay for the life of the loan.  Bad business.  Secondly, if you can't come up with the cash to pay your closing costs, maybe you should reassess your ability to own a home.  What would happen if, after purchasing your home, six months later the furnace dies on you?  Or your basement floods?  Do you have the "CASH" to cover these costs?  Will you have to "borrow" the money to pay for these repairs?  If so, you could be one of the reasons why the financial industry is in such a sad state of affairs.  Man up and write a check for your cc's, its so much fun spelling out $XXXX.XX on your personal check.
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January 21 2009
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You need to provide more details about the transaction to get an answer. Purchase or Refi? What is the loan to value?
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