As a standard rule of thumb for most mortgage lenders, what is the interest rate differentiation between..?

Posted on Apr 7, 2013 in Stated Income Loans

Question by Lo: How good does my credit need to be to be approved for a home loan?
I just wan’t to know what kind of credit score you need in order to be approved for a home loan?

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Answer by Steve D
About a 620 with recent good credit payment history.

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Question by Amber T: As a standard rule of thumb for most mortgage lenders, approved what is the interest rate differentiation between..?
a NINA No Doc Mortgage and a regular mortgage home purchase. This means with an excellent credit score.

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Answer by jen
Lets start here
nina is a loan where you put no income and no assets on your loan application but they verify employment.
a true no doc is no income, no assets, & no employment verification. Just name, address,loan terms, and liabilities are listed on the application.
a traditional mortgage is what is called full doc this means they verify everything.
so the vary best rate is the full doc less risk
highest risk is the no doc there are many levels in between including a nina the general spread between these loans is 1.5% to 2% in rate
depending on your situation you may be able to use more documentation like bank statements and get a better rate
make sure your mortgage broker knows everything you can verify to get the best rate
hope that helps!

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2 Comments

  1. A regular mortgage i.e. full documented loan is going to give you the best interest rate. No Income No Asset loan is slightly higher risk and No Documentation loan is the highest risk loan for a bank or mortgage broker. A full documented loan based on good credit (700+) should get you an interest rate around 6.375%-6.875%. Keep in mind that’s a 30 year fixed and an ARM (adjustable rate mortgage) would be slightly less but the interest rate is not locked for 30 years. A NINA or No Doc loan is going to be significantly higher based on the risk factor involved. You could be looking around 1%-2% higher interest rate. I recommend contacting a mortgage broker or mortgage banker as they have hundreds of lenders who will compete for your business from the mortgage broker and a mortgage banker can finance the loan themselves. If you are unsure of the difference between the two, visit my website and it will explain the benefits of both. I hope this helps you but if you have any further questions or need some help please feel free to contact me. http://www.dantadgerson.com

  2. Why choose NINA if you can go stated? Also, what’s your situation? Please email or call us may be we can help. Thank you and hope to hear from you soon.

    Sincerely,

    Vladimir Rozumniy
    Sr. Vice President
    American Mortgage and Real Estate Group
    Tel: 323-428-5944
    Email: info@amregroup.com
    http://www.amregroup.com