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FHA 203 (k) Rehab Loan Helping qualified borrowers purchase or refinance and make improvements- all with a single loan Contact Kristina Lee @ 858- 245-2502

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Page 1: FHA 203 (K) Rehab Loan

FHA 203 (k) Rehab Loan

Helping qualified borrowers purchase or refinance and make improvements- all with a single loan

Contact Kristina Lee @ 858-245-2502

Page 2: FHA 203 (K) Rehab Loan

This is for borrowers who:

• Are interested in purchasing a property that needs repairs

• Are existing homeowners who need funds to rehabilitate their property

• Want to save time and money by financing the purchase or refinance with the cost of the repairs

• Like the target neighborhood, but cannot find the perfect property

• Can’t get into escrow on a “turnkey” property

This is for borrowers who:

• Are interested in purchasing a property that needs repairs

• Are existing homeowners who need funds to rehabilitate their property

• Want to save time and money by financing the purchase or refinance with the cost of the repairs

• Like the target neighborhood, but cannot find the perfect property

• Can’t get into escrow on a “turnkey” property

Page 3: FHA 203 (K) Rehab Loan

We provide borrowers an affordable, stable financing solution that combines the purchase or refinance of the home along with the costs of the improvements into a single loan:

• Standard FHA guidelines apply• Opportunity to borrow against the

value of the home after improvements – Up to 110% of Future Value!!

• Low down payment requirements 3.5%• Gift Funds “OK”• Flexible credit qualifying• 3% Concessions allowed on FHA• Owner occupied 1-4 unit properties,

PUDs, condos and• REO properties

We provide borrowers an affordable, stable financing solution that combines the purchase or refinance of the home along with the costs of the improvements into a single loan:

• Standard FHA guidelines apply• Opportunity to borrow against the

value of the home after improvements – Up to 110% of Future Value!!

• Low down payment requirements 3.5%• Gift Funds “OK”• Flexible credit qualifying• 3% Concessions allowed on FHA• Owner occupied 1-4 unit properties,

PUDs, condos and• REO properties

Page 4: FHA 203 (K) Rehab Loan

Borrowers purchasing a home in need of rehabilitation:

• May be REOs, short sales and foreclosures

• Incomplete renovations to cure unpermitted additions

• Out dated kitchens, bathrooms, etc.• Cracked slabs and foundation

issues OK

Borrowers refinancing existing home to make improvements:

• Improve instead of move• Out dated kitchens, bathrooms, etc.• Expand to accommodate a growing

family- room additions• Add attached units

Borrowers purchasing a home in need of rehabilitation:

• May be REOs, short sales and foreclosures

• Incomplete renovations to cure unpermitted additions

• Out dated kitchens, bathrooms, etc.• Cracked slabs and foundation

issues OK

Borrowers refinancing existing home to make improvements:

• Improve instead of move• Out dated kitchens, bathrooms, etc.• Expand to accommodate a growing

family- room additions• Add attached units

Page 5: FHA 203 (K) Rehab Loan

Program Highlights• Escrow is closed in property’s current condition• Work can be completed by contractor or by

borrower• Borrower must be qualified and approved to do the

work• Work must be agreed completed within the upon

timeframe (no more than six months after closing)• Up to six months PITI be included in the mortgage if

the property is not occupied during construction (Full 203k Only)

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Virtually any kind of improvement is eligibleprovided it becomes a permanent part of the realproperty value for instance:and adds value, • Additions to the structure• Kitchen or bath remodels• Patios, decks or terraces• Roofing and landscaping• Safety, energy efficiency and electrical upgrades• Handicapped accessibility • Improvements• Foundation issues• Termite/Pest issues• Completion of unpermitted structures

Luxury items are not eligible:• Swimming pools, hot tubs, tennis courts,• gazebos, barbecue pits, saunas or alterations to• support commercial use

Virtually any kind of improvement is eligibleprovided it becomes a permanent part of the realproperty value for instance:and adds value, • Additions to the structure• Kitchen or bath remodels• Patios, decks or terraces• Roofing and landscaping• Safety, energy efficiency and electrical upgrades• Handicapped accessibility • Improvements• Foundation issues• Termite/Pest issues• Completion of unpermitted structures

Luxury items are not eligible:• Swimming pools, hot tubs, tennis courts,• gazebos, barbecue pits, saunas or alterations to• support commercial use

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Determining the Maximum Loan Amount

EXAMPLE: purchase of a 1 unit property with 96.5/96.5% LTV – owner occupied onlyDetermining the Maximum Loan AmountPurchase and Renovation Costs• Sales Price (“as-is” appraised value) $ 120,000• Labor/Material $ 24,500• Soft Costs (HUD Consultant, Inspection Fees, Title Updates) $ 2,200• Contingency (utilities functioning – 10% required) $ 2,670• Monthly PITI (Full 203k only) $ 0• Total for Purchase and Renovation $ 149,370• “As completed” value (determined by appraiser) $ 160,000 Value to use for determination of LTV must be the lesser of the sales price or “as-is”

appraised value plus cost of rehabilitation minus sales concessions, or 110% of the “as completed” appraised value. In this example, $149,370 is less than 110% of the “as completed” appraised value of $176,000, therefore the value you must use when determining the maximum loan amount is $149,370.

Maximum Loan Amount at 96.5% LTV $ 144,142

Contact Kristina Lee @ 858-245-2502