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Zero Down Mortgage Loans - Information and Advice

"How to get zero down mortgage loans with the lowest rates."

What It Really Takes To Buy Your Home With Zero Down Mortgage Loans

You hear this headline an awful lot…mostly in advertisements for get-rich-quick real estate seminars. Most people don't understand that zero down mortgage loans are actually two loans - a standard 80% first mortgage at a fixed rate and a 20% second mortgage (home equity loan) at a variable rate.

Zero down mortgage loans are offered by several lenders. Most online mortgage brokers can provide current rates and estimate payments. The major advantage is not having to pay PMI or private mortgage insurance. Click here for current rates for zero down mortgage loans.

Even though the application requirements are quite rigid and less forgiving, it is totally possible to get a mortgage without making a down payment by following a few requirements.

Required Zero Down Mortgage Loan Program Qualifications:

1. An Excellent Credit History

• Absolutely zero recent history of bad debts
• Consistent and timely payment of all previous and current liabilities

2. Disclose A Current List Of All Liabilities

This will determine how much debt the lender will allow you to carry. Examples of any liabilities may be: loans, car, home, co-signed loans, credit cards, boats, R.V’s, motorcycles, property, etc.

3. Be Able To Prove A Minimum Of 3 Years Stable Employment History.

You will be required to show a letter of employment, or if self employed you must show financial statements for the prior three years.


4. The Financial Ability To Pay Larger Monthly Payments

Expect to pay a few hundred dollars extra per month on a zero down mortgage program. Without a down payment you will be required to meet the obligation of larger mortgage payments. Your monthly payments could vary from a few to several hundred dollars more per month.


Note: Understand that since this is such a unique program, not all lenders will offer it.

If you plan on going this route, be sure and work with a lender who specializes in this.

Also, not all properties will qualify for the Zero Cash Down Program. Your Lender or qualified real estate agent can provide current details.

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Written by Craig Romero

Free report on how to implement a proper bi-weekly payment plan visit: www.wisemortgageinfo.com

Craig Romero is an author and mortgage analyst dedicated to helping homeowners maximize the investment in their homes.
 

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