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FHA 203k Rehab Loan Kentucky FHA Loan Guidelines

FHA 203k Rehab Loan Kentucky FHA Loan Guidelines

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FHA 203k Rehab Loan Kentucky FHA Loan Guidelines.

FHA 203k Kentucky FHA Loan Guidelines

Frequently asked Questions and Answers on FHA 203k Rehab loans for Kentucky
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  1. Q: What is the difference between the streamline 203k and the regular 203k?

a: The streamline 203k has a cap of $35,000 including fees, with no minimum repair cost. It is designed as a “refurbish and rehab” loan for borrowers to finance non-structural and cosmetic repairs only. The full 203k may be used for structural repairs and room additions as well.

  1. Q: Can the $35,000 cap on repairs be exceeded by soft costs?

a: No – the streamline 203k caps at $35,000 including all costs.

  1. Q: Define soft costs?

a: Soft costs are the closing costs associated with the 203k loan – they include up to 2 inspection fees (approx $150/each), and appraisers compliance inspection report…

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Kentucky FHA Qualifying Guidelines for 2017

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

Maximum Repair Escrow Amounts for Kentucky Mortgages:

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Most Kentucky mortgage lenders prefer that each property be 100% complete at the time of closing; however, there are situations that warrant exceptions for escrow holdbacks, such as weather-related circumstances, lack of materials available for finishing, foreclosure sales and short-sales where the seller cannot or will not allow property repairs to be completed prior to closing, among others.

Escrow holdbacks are used to facilitate loan closings for properties that are ready for occupancy but that require minimal completion or repair per the appraisal. The buyer or seller is required to establish a cash escrow that will ensure the completion of the required repairs. The cash escrow will be 1.5 times the cost of the estimated repairs (non-HUD REO properties). The proceeds of the cash escrow are held in an escrow account  until the incomplete items or repair requirements are completed.

Upon completion of the repairs, a final inspection by…

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