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LOAN TYPE: First or second Deed of Trust on member's primary residence, second home, or non-owner occupied residential properties. PROPERTY CRITERIA: One- to four-unit residential properties in Washington that meet the standards of the secondary market for qualifying home loans. Condominium projects must be on the VA or FHA approved project list. AVAILABLE LOAN AMOUNT: Up to 90% of the property's value (less any outstanding mortgage balance). Condominium, zero-lot-line, three- or four-unit, second home and non-owner occupied properties are limited to 80% of the property's value. PROPERTY VALUATION:
In all cases, no evidence may indicate that environmental contamination exists on or near the property. LOAN TERMS: Current fixed-interest rates and terms are as follows:
CLOSING COSTS: Loan Processing Fee - $99 (currently waived). Appraisal fee (approximately $375) if required to determine property valuation. Various costs will apply on any subsequent refinances. INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS: Hazard insurance, and flood insurance if required, with the credit union as additional loss payee. BORROWER QUALIFICATIONS: To qualify, borrowers should have good credit histories. If there were past credit problems, there should be no ongoing problems or negative items in the credit record during the past 2 years other than minor entries. Total monthly obligations, including the proposed loan payment, should not exceed a reasonable percentage of gross monthly income. Acceptable percentages range from 30% to 60% depending upon a borrower's level of income. Every borrowers situation is unique and is reviewed accordingly. If you have any questions about this program, or wish to submit an application telephonically, please call (888) 425-9813. Completed applications may be submitted at any branch office, faxed to (907) 786-2177, or mailed to Alaska USA's Real Estate Telephone Loan Center at P.O. Box 196613, Anchorage, AK 99519-6613. Please be aware that once the loan has been closed, there is a mandatory delay of 3 business days before any loan funds can be disbursed as required by federal regulation. Last updated 1/19/2007 |
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