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Showing posts with label downpayment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label downpayment. Show all posts
Friday, September 09, 2011
Homeowner Refinance Proposal
A new proposal by federal regulators will require homeowners who want to refinance a home provide a 10-20% down payment or have 25-30% in equity. This rule was developed to comply with the Dodd-Frank Bill to overhaul the mortgage industry.
Unfortunately, this requirement will prevent many homeowners from refinancing their homes that have ARMs, balloon payment or high interest rates. This requirement would affect 25 million homeowners who will have to pay higher costs to refinance. Due to the recession many homeowners have less than 25% equity in their homes or no equity at all.
Homeowners who do not meet the requirements will have to pay 0.8 – 1.85% more in the interest rate. This proposed requirement also penalizes homeowners who have good credit who will be forced into less than favorable refinancing options.
This new proposal ignores the benefit of homeowners refinancing which would reduce the number of foreclosures and mortgage default rate. This will also slow the growth of the economy and middle class by stalling the housing market and reducing additional revenue that could be generated for mortgage industry companies.
Write your congressman to submit your comments about this proposed legislation.
Monday, July 28, 2008
Show Your Support for DownPayment Assistance

The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has re-issued a proposed rule that would eliminate all private downpayment assistance programs.
Nehemiah has a long history of successfully advancing homeownership opportunities for homebuyers. For over 10 years, they have helped more than 290,000 families achieve their homeownership goals.
The proposed rule comment period ends on August 15, 2008. Submit a comment through our thge Nehemiah website to voice your support and let the Federal housing officials and your congressional representatives know how you feel about preserving private downpayment assistance as an option achieving your dream of becoming a homeowner.
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