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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Yaterstang: [QB] [QUOTE]Originally posted by Jdub07: [qb] Just threatend to walk on the whole deal and go somewhere else. Funny how things change when they find out they wont get shit if the client leaves. Got the Original loan I wanted from day one. This being the loan that was out of the question and wasn't "in our best interest" he said. Now today it's so easy to get,...hmmmmm wonder why. Loan is a 90/10 at 6.25% fixed with no PMI's. Clean, simple and one loan at a decent fixed rate. I still think he could have given us a good 6.15% or even a 6% on the 90/10 but figured he's already going to be taking a loss on his commission going 6.25%. My ONLY advise when buying a home is, DON'T TRUST ANYONE. All other advise is subject to change without noitice and is not valid unless put in writting and will expire after 72 hours. After the said 72 hours all fee's will increace ten percent unless it is deemed necesarry to rape you in the ass for further funds, which chances are this will be the case. [/qb][/QUOTE]90% with no PMI? Before you sign the paperwork you better spend at least 2 hours reviewing them, because if the loan goes over 80%LTV there is usually PMI, doesnt sound like a conforming loan. Make sure there is no prepay either. There is a chance the rates might go down in the next couple of months, especially with the prime rate at 5.25%. [/QB][/QUOTE]
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