I specialize in Kentucky First Time Homebuyers FHA, VA, USDA & Rural Housing, KHC and Fannie Mae mortgage loans. I have helped over 900 Kentucky families buy their first home and refinance their current mortgage for a lower rate; Kentucky First time buyers $0 down still available with down payment assistance with KHC. Free Mortgage applications same day approvals. Web site is not endorsed by the FHA, VA, USDA govt agency. Text/call 502-905-3708 kentuckyloan@gmail.com
NMLS 57916 NMLS ID 1364
Kentucky FHA’s resale restriction period is defined as the time between the date of acquisition (original settlement date) and the date of execution of the new sales contract (the new loan closing date)
Re-sales of a property less than 90 days after acquisition are not eligible for an Kentucky FHA insured mortgage
Re-sales occurring between 91 and 180 days of acquisition with a sale price 100% over the original purchase price must have the value supported by a 2nd appraisal
Re-Sales occurring between 91 days and 12 months of acquisition with a re-sale price 5% greater than the lowest sales price of the property during the 12 months preceding the sales contract may be subject to a 2nd appraisal
Exceptions to re-sale time restrictions:
Sales of Kentucky HUD owned properties
Sales by another agency of the United States Government of REO single family properties
Sales of properties that were acquired by the sellers through inheritance
Sales of properties purchased by an employer or relocation agency
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Popular Questions about getting a mortgage loan in Kentucky?
Are VA Loans the only type of mortgage loan that require a Termite Report?
Yes. VA loans require a clear termite report on both purchases and refinances. USDA, FHA, Fannie Mae loans do not require a termite report unless noted in the appraisal report.
Can a buyer have two VA loans at once?
Yes, a Veteran or active service member could have 2 VA loans at once. This is a pretty complex process but it can be done. I have done a few in my mortgage career.
Can I purchase a home without PMI and only put down less than 20%?
Yes you can. There are two ways to do this on Conventional loans only. If you have a high credit score, say over 740, and your debt to income ratio is less than 45%, you can buy a home without having to pay mortgage insurance monthly. The offset of this, is it usually entails the lender increasing your interest rate by .25% to 3.375% to cover this risk. For example, if you got quoted a rate of 4% on a 30 year fixed with borrowing paying mi monthly, then you could increase the rate to 4.375%, and drop the mi. You have to weigh the pros and cons to set if it makes sense. The term is called lender paid mi.
On Government loans financed with FHA, USDA, and VA, you don't have this option.
Can I put down less than 20% on a second home purchase? Yes, 2nd home purchases can be as low as 10% down plus there are some very affordable PMI options for buyers with great credit scores. USDA, FHA, and VA are not usually used for 2nd home purchases because they are mainly used for primary residences.
Isn't there a time that the seller must own a property so that the buyer can use an FHA loan? Yes, it is called FHA Flipping Rules. It is pretty flexible but it flat out must be longer than 3-6 months and may require a 2nd appraisal depending on the acquisition costs and how much they are selling it for.
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