Answer by Gail Gladstone
Every mortgage broker or banker has their own fee schedule. You can shop around but be careful to compare all the charges and fees. If you would like some varios referrals to be able to make these...
View ArticleAnswer by Gregorio Denny
If you are doing a conventional conforming mortgage, then Fannie Mae has a 1 point adjustment on a 2 unit property. Each broker does not have their own fee schedule concerning Fannie Mae Loan Level...
View ArticleAnswer by Annette Levinson
No, you do not have to pay 1 point to apply for a mortgage on a two family home. If you are going for a conventional mortgage (FannieMae or FreddieMac) you are dinged (pay extra) for buying a 2 family...
View ArticleAnswer by Rob Spinosa
Gail, Gregorio's point below is that whether or not you pay the point "up front," on a two-unit property your lender will be pricing in a 1% charge either to the rate or to the cost (points). So you...
View ArticleAnswer by Gail Gladstone
Every mortgage broker or banker has their own fee schedule. You can shop around but be careful to compare all the charges and fees. If you would like some varios referrals to be able to make these...
View ArticleAnswer by Gail Gladstone
Every mortgage broker or banker has their own fee schedule. You can shop around but be careful to compare all the charges and fees. If you would like some varios referrals to be able to make these...
View ArticleAnswer by Gregorio Denny
If you are doing a conventional conforming mortgage, then Fannie Mae has a 1 point adjustment on a 2 unit property. Each broker does not have their own fee schedule concerning Fannie Mae Loan Level...
View ArticleAnswer by Annette Levinson
No, you do not have to pay 1 point to apply for a mortgage on a two family home. If you are going for a conventional mortgage (FannieMae or FreddieMac) you are dinged (pay extra) for buying a 2 family...
View ArticleAnswer by Rob Spinosa
Gail, Gregorio's point below is that whether or not you pay the point "up front," on a two-unit property your lender will be pricing in a 1% charge either to the rate or to the cost (points). So you...
View ArticleAnswer by Gail Gladstone
Every mortgage broker or banker has their own fee schedule. You can shop around but be careful to compare all the charges and fees. If you would like some varios referrals to be able to make these...
View ArticleAnswer by Gail Gladstone
Every mortgage broker or banker has their own fee schedule. You can shop around but be careful to compare all the charges and fees. If you would like some varios referrals to be able to make these...
View ArticleAnswer by Gail Gladstone
Every mortgage broker or banker has their own fee schedule. You can shop around but be careful to compare all the charges and fees. If you would like some varios referrals to be able to make these...
View ArticleAnswer by Gail Gladstone
Every mortgage broker or banker has their own fee schedule. You can shop around but be careful to compare all the charges and fees. If you would like some varios referrals to be able to make these...
View ArticleAnswer by Gregorio Denny
If you are doing a conventional conforming mortgage, then Fannie Mae has a 1 point adjustment on a 2 unit property. Each broker does not have their own fee schedule concerning Fannie Mae Loan Level...
View ArticleAnswer by Annette Levinson
No, you do not have to pay 1 point to apply for a mortgage on a two family home. If you are going for a conventional mortgage (FannieMae or FreddieMac) you are dinged (pay extra) for buying a 2 family...
View ArticleAnswer by Robert Spinosa
Gail, Gregorio's point below is that whether or not you pay the point "up front," on a two-unit property your lender will be pricing in a 1% charge either to the rate or to the cost (points). So you...
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