Low Down payment Loans

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Low downpayment Mortgage loans are very popular.

However, buying with a low downpayment mortgage loan is very different from going to Best Buy and financing with zero down and no payments over 6 months or a year. A house is a long term commitment .

When you put very little money down on your home your payments will be substantially higher than if you did…. You see The downpayment reduces your monthly payment.

All banks and financial institutions have steps you must take to qualify financially to purchase a home. To buy with a very low down payment you will need to fit these criteria…

You will need a substantially larger income than if you bought with 20% or more down and you will need an exceptionally good credit score in order to convince the mortgage institution to take the risk. If your credit score is not as good then you may be required to pay a higher rate of interest on your loan.

Plus you will be required to pay a Gov’t sponsored insurance fee for the privilege of buying with low down. This is because in Canada the Government requires that your loan being of high risk in nature must be insured. This fee could be $4000, -$6000. or more depending on the size of your mortgage… The fee is then added to your mortgage and must be paid off over the term of your mortgage.

So if you can swing a larger downpayment that is to your best advantage however it can take years to save up and house prices may rise faster than you can save. Perhaps family members might give you a loan or a gift.

However if you are sure that a Low Downpayment Mortgage Loan is the way for you to go then take these steps before you go out and look for a home.

1/ Do a Credit Bureau Report on yourself or

2/ Go to a major bank or financial institution and make an application.

3/ Don’t forget to bring proof of your income.

4/ The Bank will do a credit check on you and tell you whether you qualify for the Loan & the amount & interest rate you qualify for.

5/ Ask the Bank to tell you how much of an insurance fee you will be charged on that mortgage amount… At the time of this writing a $200,000.00 first mortgage will cost you an insurance fee of $5,000. This is added to the $200,000.00 to be paid over the term of your loan. So in fact you must be able to qualify for payments on $205,000.00.

If your okay with this… go for it.

We can help you get creative in generating a substantial downpayment and arrange a customized financing plan. We would need to speak with you in person to discuss your individual needs…. Have one of our Customer Service reps call you and take advantage of our Free Consultation Service.

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