Have you seen it?
This new rule really changes how lenders are going to look at borrowers. Listen up!
In short, if you have a high credit rating and put 20% down, your fees will go up.
If you have a lower credit rating and put down 5% (for example) your fees will go down.
This new rule seems to disincentivize good credit (and fail to punish bad credit). It seems to do this because it DOES do this.
So, what to do?
Well, if you've spent your adult life building a great credit rating, but haven't yet bought a home, this is going to sting. Mortgage payments will be about 0.1% higher than they were before the news. Takeaway- If you are on the fence, get in the game and buy. Rules are not getting better for you...only worse!
If you've wanted to buy a home but worried that your credit will be a barrier to getting a good, affordable monthly payment, things have gotten a little easier. Closing costs have dropped by more than 1% of the purchase price. That adds up. If the math was close for you, it may have changed.
Reach out. Let's talk.
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