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FHA Important Changes

Released on: September 23, 2008, 12:13 pm

Press Release Author: Jorge Merlos

Industry: Real Estate

Press Release Summary: Very important lending changes with FHA and the convension of
a Primary residence to a Rental property...

Press Release Body: Recently Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac issued guidelines with the
intent to stop buyers from conducting a "buy and bail" strategy, which applied to
ALL Conventional loans. A "buy and bail" strategy is when a buyer purchases a new
home using their current residence as a "rental property" to qualify for the new
mortgage, with the intent of never leasing out their home and letting it go into
foreclosure. Up until Thursday 9/18, FHA had not adopted any of the policies issued
by Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac. But as of Friday September 19th, HUD issued new
guidelines regarding these transactions and has provided a Mortgagee Letter with
some of the changes to FHA loans.

There are only two exceptions in order for the borrower to defray the payments on
their primary residence if it is being converted into a rental property. The two
ways the rental income can be used is if the borrower meets one of the following two
requirements; the borrower is relocating or the current primary residence has at
least 25% equity. Attached you will find a copy of the Mortgagee Letter for you to
reference.

Although this will limit the ability of some potential buyers, it will hopefully
bring some much needed stability to the declining housing markets. Please feel free
to contact us at Integrity Home Finance if you have any questions, comments or
concerns about how this and other industry related news affects you.



Web Site: http://lendingnewsupdate.blogspot.com/2008/09/fha-important-changes.html

Contact Details: Jorge Merlos
Integrity Home Finance
10601 Civic Center Dr. Ste. 140
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
(909) 945-8621
www.JorgeMerlos.com

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