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Answers (5)
- Joe Cafiero, "Joe Cafiero"
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Where are you located...
- lakedrm
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Thanks for all of the replies.
The maket list pricing is fairly stable....but like many areas of US, not much is selling. So, it would be hard to know if prices are off by 5% or so.
The maket list pricing is fairly stable....but like many areas of US, not much is selling. So, it would be hard to know if prices are off by 5% or so.
- Timothy Sutherland, "SunTrust"
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you don't start to see rate increases due to score or LTV until the credit score falls below 740 with the exception of cash out refinances where you'll start to see bumps on scores 740 and above when the LTV exceeds 60%.
- Chris Jones, "Christopher Jones"
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There shouldn't be any difference in rate from 95% to 90% at an 800 score.
- Joe Cafiero, "Joe Cafiero"
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With those scores there should not be an increase in the rate. However watch out for declinign markets. There are areas that MI companies will not touch at a 95% LTV no matter what you credit score is.
Is there a typical increase in interest rate for 5% vs 10% down loan, credit scores>800?
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