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Because of the recent foreclosure crisis, new credit standards for first-time home buyers (any home buyer really) have been put into place. Depending on which side of the fence you’re on, it’s either a good thing, or a hindrance to buying a home.
This article will discuss FICO scores and mortgage qualifications. Following is a look back at what FICO scores used to have to be to qualify for a mortgage, and what they need to be now.
First-Time Home Buyer Mortgage Qualifications: A Look Back at Old FICO Standards
On a recent news cast, the newscaster blared from the television that some credit card companies were considering making 740 the FICO score you had to have to qualify for a credit card.
In the past, if you were dead or alive, you could get a credit card. Family pets have been known to receive credit cards in the mail as well. Really, there have been instances of dead people and pets being issued credit cards. This is how free willing credit card companies were when extending credit. Now, Bill Gates might have a problem qualifying for one.
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Before sub-prime mortgages, where consumers interested in getting reasonable interest rates on loans with small down payments, marginal credit scores, and/or high payment to income ratios were able to get funding, there was the FHA. The FHA was set up to help those with more difficult loans get insurance for the payments, so that lenders would be willing to fund the loans. Bill Rayman is a very successful Los Angeles Based Mortgage Broker who can help you find the perfect approach to maximizing your goals in home purchases, refinances, or investments in property. This video explains the details of FHA financing. To reach Bill Rayman, call him at 310-295-2900 ext 113. Visit his blog at http://www.mortgagelosangeles.blogspot.com
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Were in Recession and Hank Paulson holds the purse strings.
Brett has brought with him some updates on the economy and how things are changing theses days and he brought some great information to discuss with you. We talk about all these different things in the economy and let’s be honest there are a lot of problems out there, no one can dispute that, the unemployment rate is the highest it’s been in many year, with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac AIG being taken over by the government, Lehman brothers Bear Sterns, WAMU, Countrywide all gone, banks and insurance companies getting their bailout, the auto industry is the next one to get a bailout, were already working on our second stimulus package.
95% of the people according to President elect Obama are going to be getting a tax cut soon. Where is all of the money for all of this going to come from? It just seems to be a downward spiral. Brett’s got some great insight on this that he wants to talk about and some more, unfortunately, a little bit more dismal news, just want you to know before you drive off a cliff there is light at the end of the tunnel. We are going to talk about that so Brett, why don’t you share a little information if you could.
Yeah, I would be happy to, you mentioned a couple of things in your opening comments and one was about, the market seems to be anticipating bad news, and it certainly is not surprising it was a pretty significant down day on Wall Street again today, most of that was attributed to two things. Retailers such as Best Buy and Macy’s came out with their projections for consumer spending. Best Buy actually said something to the effect that it is the lowest level of consumer spending that they have ever experienced in the history of their business. Best Buy is actually one that hopefully will stick it out as we know Circuit City is filling for bankruptcy.
The other thing that you mentioned was jobless rate has climbed, the number has definitely increased, the NEBR is the government agency that is responsible for reporting when a recession begins and when it ends. They call it. They officially have not called one, but I think every reasonable person believes that we have been in one and probably have been in one for some time already.
So right supposedly there is some technical factor that says this is a recession that doesn’t mean that we flip the switch and boom here we are out of the recession is that right?
That is absolutely right and in hindsight is how they judge that time of when it started and when it comes to an end, and it’s usually several months after the fact, but it remains to be seen. We believe we are in a recession but we are going to talk about a couple of things that people are feeling this economic crunch and what they can do about it, specifically as it is regarding their home ownership and their mortgages.
A couple of interesting things that came out, Secretary of the Treasury Hank Paulson today made an announcement this morning regarding a change in the governments, they call it a rescue plan. Others call it a bailout. Thats the 700 hundred billion dollar plan, and apparently Wall Street is unhappy with the changes that took place, pretty significant.
The idea at the time this legislation was passed in congress and ultimately signed by President Bush into law was to use the funds to buy the bad assets, mortgage backed assets from banks and lending institutions, they changed that and recanted that today, Hank Paulson specifically announced that they are no longer going to be using those funds, that the current plan calls for 250 billion dollars of the 700 billion to be used to buy stock of those banks and financial institutions
Does Hank Paulson, does he need to get approval for this? One of the things that have been discussed all week long has been, was the fact that as this legislation was passed and approved, is that he has full power to make these types of decisions, without the benefit of it being discussed through congress and those traditional channels. He is currently the most powerful man in the world. He has the whole checking account to himself to decide what the best distribution of those funds is. It certainly appears that way and apparently he changed his mind and announced it today…
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