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Kentucky Fannie Mae Mortgage Guideline Changes for 2015


Kentucky Fannie Mae Mortgage Guideline Changes for 2015.

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Kentucky Fannie Mae Mortgage Guideline Changes for 2015


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Fannie Mae Kentucky Conforming Guideline Changes

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The following guideline changes are effective immediately for all Kentucky Fannie MaeF Conventional loans; however DU will not be updated to reflect these changes until August 15th 2015Conversion of Currently Primary Residence

Requirements for conversion of a borrower’s current primary residence to secondary or investment have been removed. The converted residence will be treated like a normal second home or investment part with regards to Reserve requirements and use of Rental Income.

This removes all requirements related to the requirement of 30% equity in the converted property.

Stocks, Bonds, & Mutual Funds

  • 100% of the value can now be used. No reduction in value is required.
  • Documentation that the funds have been liquidated is no longer required when the value of the asset is at least 20% greater than the required borrower funds for down payment and closing costs.

Unreimbursed Employee Expenses

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Kentucky FHA Mortgage Guidelines


CHANGE TO KENTUCKY ANNUAL USDA GUARANTEE FEE STRUCTURE OCTOBER 1, 2014


CHANGE TO KENTUCKY ANNUAL USDA GUARANTEE FEE STRUCTURE OCTOBER 1, 2014.

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A Complete Guide to Closing Costs


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A Complete Guide to Closing Costs.

 Complete Guide to Closing Costs

A Complete Guide to Closing Costs

Types of Closing Costs

Let’s talk briefly about the types of closing costs you might encounter and how much those costs tend to run. Understand that closing costs, especially tax-related costs, will vary widely depending on where you live. But some costs can be estimated based on national averages.
Also, you should know that with fluctuations in the real estate market, closing costs are also fluctuating. A 2012 US News article pointed out that closing costs dropped 7 percent over 2011-2012 to an average of about $3,754.
The drops are, in part, because of 2010 regulations that were put in place by the government to shield homebuyers from “closing cost sticker shock.” Now that lenders are better at estimating final closing costs, those costs are dropping naturally.
Still, the national average for…

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