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Kentucky FHA Loans Compared to Kentucky Conventional Loans

Kentucky FHA Loans Compared to Kentucky Conventional Loans

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Kentucky FHA Loans Compared to Kentucky Conventional Loans

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When it comes to financing a home a buyer is faced with the decision of what type of loan they want. The two most common choices are FHA or Conventional. Both have their advantages and disadvantages. Follow the chart below to see which one is a fit for you!

For more information on homes available for FHA or Conventional

Which Loan is better for you?

Kentucky FHA Loans are good for borrowers who have the following:

• Credit scores less than 680.
• Less than 5% down payment and no reserves to use.
• Borrowers with past foreclosures between 3 and 7 years old.
• Borrowers with past short sales between 2 and 4 years old.
• Borrowers…

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Repair Escrows for Kentucky USDA, FHA, VA, Fannie Mae Home loans

Repair Escrows for Kentucky USDA, FHA, VA, Fannie Mae Home loans

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Repair Escrows for FHA, USDA, VA and Fannie Mae Mortgage Loans in Kentucky
When are repair escrows allowed for a FHA, VA, USDA and Fannie Mae Loan in KY?
  • Agency owned properties (FHA, Fannie, VA, or RHS owned)
  • New Construction seed and sod (depending on weather conditions)
  • Energy Efficient Mortgages (EEM’s are only for FHA and VA loans)
When are repair escrows not allowed?
  • Voluntary improvements to the home unrelated to EEM’s
  • If the nature of the repair impacts the safety, structural integrity, or livability of the property
How much can you escrow for repairs?
  • $5,000 which must include the cushion
  • $6,000 for EEM’s which much include the cushion
  • $11,000 for FHA REO properties which must include the cushion
  • For FHA loans a 10% cushion must be added to any repair amount being escrowed
  • For all other loan…

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 FHA Mortgage Loans- Gifts to Pay off Debt to Qualify for a FHA Home Loan.

 

FHA Loans in Kentucky  – Gifts to Pay off Debt

Do you know that a gift can be used to pay off Borrower’s debts to qualify on an Kentucky FHA Loan?

A regular gift (this does not include a gift of equity) may be used to pay off a Borrower’s debt(s) for qualifying purposes as long as both the gift funds and the debt(s) being paid off with the gift funds are accurately disclosed and assessed by AUS TOTAL Scorecard. Whenever a gift is received on an Kentucky FHA loan, regardless of what it is being used for, it carries certain risks that must be assessed by TOTAL Scorecard for qualifying purposes.

When a gift is received to pay off debt(s), follow the steps below to ensure that TOTAL Scorecard accurately assesses the risk of using gift funds in paying off debt for qualifying:

  • Verify that evidence of the debt(s) having a zero balance has been obtained,
  • Enter the gift funds received separate from any account balances and check “will be paid off” for debts in loan origination system (not “paid off”), and
  • Submit the loan to TOTAL Scorecard
 
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Foreclosure Guidelines for FHA Mortgage Loans in Kentucky

 

FHA Loans in Kentucky with Foreclosure in the Past:
  • 3 years from transfer date on Commissioner’s or Transfer deed must have elapsed prior to case number assignment date
  • An exception to the 3 year requirement may be granted if the foreclosure was caused by extenuating circumstances beyond the borrower’s control such as a serious illness or death of a wage earner and the borrower has re-established good credit since the foreclosure.  If the exception is granted, the loan must meet all manual underwriting guidelines.
  • Divorce is not an extenuating circumstance however an exception may be granted if the mortgage was current at the time of the borrower’s divorce and the ex-spouse received the property and the mortgage was later foreclosed.
  • Inability to sell the property due to job transfer or relocation is not considered an extenuating circumstance
  • 3 years from transfer of title.   Case number assignment cannot be ordered until the wait period has elapsed
  • Same Extenuating Circumstance criteria as Foreclosures
  • Pre-Foreclosure (Short Sale) exception for Borrower Current at the Time of Short Sale
  1. All mortgage payments on the prior mortgage were made within the month due for the 12 month period preceding the Short Sale;and
  2.  All installment debt payments for the same time period were also made within the month due
  • Exceptions to the 3 year wait time must follow manual guidelines
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