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Replies (2)

- Cheryl Talbot Real Estate, "Virginia Beach Homes"
- Contributions:674
Thank you for sharing your story. I have not had a buyer who has used this product yet so I had no idea there were problems with it. The industry has problems for sure and we certainly hate to hear of buyers getting in situations that weren't good for them. Hopefully in 5 to 10 years when this is all behind us we will have come out of it with more knowledge so it never happens again. Good Luck with your home!!

- Katherine Cannon, "highheeledhomeowner"
- Contributions:107
The higher rate is offset by no PMI. I believe the payment ends up being a little bit higher than an FHA or conventional loan, but the good news is that you can write off interest for tax purposes, but not PMI.
And about the appraisal, a good agent will show buyers what has sold in the neighborhood, and make sure the price is fair. I had a buyer a few months ago who bought a homepath home and feels that she got a great deal. Buyer beware!
And about the appraisal, a good agent will show buyers what has sold in the neighborhood, and make sure the price is fair. I had a buyer a few months ago who bought a homepath home and feels that she got a great deal. Buyer beware!
Homepath Friend or foe?
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