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  • What is going on with interest rates and bank failures
    1. In some cases, the failure of a bank could actually lead to lower mortgage rates, particularly if the government steps in to bail out the bank or provide support to the broader financial system. This can happen because government intervention can help calm markets and increase investor confidence, leading to lower interest rates across the board.

    Overall, the impact of a bank failure on mortgage rates will depend on a variety of factors, including the size and significance of the bank, the condition of the broader economy and financial system, and the response of government regulators and policymakers.
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  • FHFA has made changes that can also increase your interest rate

    FNMA/FHMC loans will be affected by the rate due to ltv, credit scores, and income/debt ratio
    will it be better in some cases to go FHA
    will a higher than 40% income debt ratio affect your rate
    down payment can affect your rate
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  • FHA is dropping there monthly PMI factor down from .85 to .55

    FHA dropped their monthly PMI payment from .85 down to .55
    this is huge in terms of reducing the monthly mortgage payment.

    There still is the upfront funding fee of 1.75% but the monthly pmi has dropped

    As the market changes and FHA comes back into the market, another reason to use an FHA loan for the purchase of your home

    And if you own a home that is in a flood zone and have no mortgage thru citizens
    you must purchase flood insurance in July

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  • Are you comfortable with the mortgage payment is the most important question

    A comfortable mortgage payment is one that you can afford without feeling financially strained or stressed. In general, a mortgage payment that is no more than 28% to 30% of your monthly gross income is considered to be affordable and comfortable. However, this can vary depending on your individual financial situation, including your other expenses, debts, and savings goals.

    It's important to note that while a lender may approve you for a mortgage payment that is higher than this percentage, it's up to you to make sure that you can comfortably afford the payment without sacrificing your ability to save for emergencies, retirement, or other financial goals.

    Additionally, it's important to factor in other expenses associated with homeownership, such as property taxes, insurance, maintenance and repairs, and HOA fees (if applicable) when determining what is a comfortable mortgage payment for you.
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  • Does it make sense to refinance your mortgage now

    How much are you saving by consolidating your debt into one mortgage?

    how long does it take to recuperate the cost if you are saving thousands a month?

    Are costs on your credit cards at an all-time high, are you getting ahead?

    Can you get relief by refinancing and getting the house in order
    we know the government will pivot and drop rates, but can we do well now before they pivot?

    Take the opportunities now with the equity you have in your home

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  • What do we need to know about property taxes when buying a home

    Is it a good idea to close at the end of the year or the beginning of the new year
    what about portability from one home to the new home
    filing for homestead is a must
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  • when in the month is it best to close on your mortgage

    s it best to close at the end of the month or the beginning
    one could be short of cash to close and then end of the month makes the most sense
    or you are in a lease and need the extra month,
    how does it all work
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  • 10,000 people a day are turning 65, are you all set for retirment

    will your pension, social and 401k last your lifetime?
    will you have extra money for whatever may happen that is not in the budget
    what happens when the gov't pivots and prints another 10 trillion? will costs go up more
    why not have an equity line that you do not have to make payments on?
    why not have an equity line that goes increases with inflation
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    9 min
  • Why use a Mortgage Broker

    A mortgage broker acts as a middleman between borrowers and lenders. They can help borrowers find the best mortgage rates and terms by shopping around among a variety of lenders. Using a mortgage broker can save borrowers time and effort in finding a mortgage, as well as potentially getting a better deal than they would by going directly to a lender. Additionally, mortgage brokers are often familiar with a wide range of loan products and can help borrowers find the one that best suits their needs.
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  • Buy a home with down payment, FICO score and Reserves but no income?

    no income verification - no tax returns
    for the self-employed, retired, volatile or irregular employment, seasonal or Gig workers, owners of  cash businesses, or maybe transitioning from recent health or other life events
    or the Alt doc loan can be a 1099, w2, or 12 monthly bank statement loans
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    7 min

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Didier Malagies is a leader in the Tampa Bay Mortgage industry, serving Pinellas, Pasco, Hillsborough counties, and beyond with his sights set on educating residential and commercial buyers regarding…