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  All About HIRO Program Fannie Mae’s  HIRO program  was created for borrowers who have not benefitted from rising home values in recent years. HIRO is meant to lend a hand to homeowners who have little or no equity to  refinance  for a lower interest rate and monthly payment. But with the recent housing market rates going up across the country, homeowners now have more equity than ever. The high–LTV refinance option HIRO another name for the High–LTV Refinance Option, is a mortgage relief program rolled out by  Fannie Mae . To assist homeowner s  whose property values were stagnant or falling, some borrowers lost equity or saw their mortgages go underwater that was the reason why the HIRO program was originally created. When the borrower owes more on their home loan than the property is worth then it is termed as an underwater loan. These types of loans do not qualify for standard refinance programs hence Fannie Mae’s HIRO took care of that problem. Now underwater homes are becoming s

  United Wholesale Mortgage has announced a new program that promises to clear appraisal restrictions and reduce the cost. The team of UWM Appraisal Direct will be able to handle the appraisal process completely from start to end and in this process, the need for an appraisal management company will not be required they will streamline the process. UWM claims that the appraisals will get completed faster than the average industry time. President and CEO Mat Ishbia  s aid that UMW understands that independent mortgage brokers need to get a fast and efficient appraisal on their borrowers’ homes so to provide 100% transparency and visibility their new team will use hi-fi technologies like tracking systems and communication alerts. The appraisal process has been quite a challenge all throughout, an average UWM closes 60,000 loans every month, so it was of utmost importance to build a solution to improve this part of the UMW claim to have e best underwriting, technology, and people in the c

  The  30-year fixed-mortgage rate  average dropped by 1 basis point compared to last week today the rate is  3.02% . The average rate for a 15-year fixed term decreased to 2 basis points from the same time a week ago today the rate is  2.31% . A 5/1 adjustable-rate mortgage decreased by 2 basis points over the last week it has an average rate of  3.03% . The 30-year jumbo mortgage loan rate was  2.80%  last week and today is down by 2 basis points at  2.78% The average  30-y e ar fixed-refinance rate  is  2.99% , it went down by 1 basis point since last week. The average rate on a 30-year fixed refinance was higher a month ago, at  3.02% . The average for a 15-year refinance rate also is down by 1 basis point since last week, today it is running at  2.29% . The average rate for a 10-year fixed-refinance loan remain unchanged over the last seven days it is still revolving at  2.27% . Reference Source:  Cnet https://www.compareclosing.com/mortgagenews/todays-mortgage-rates-dropped-givin

  About Appraisal Contingency If a home is appraised for less than the purchase price included in the contract then there is a provision that is included in the purchase contract allowing homebuyers to back out of their contract this is termed as an  appraisal contingency  clause. Buyers who use financing to buy a house or are  buying homes  in areas where prices are volatile commonly use Appraisal contingencies. How do Appraisal Contingencies work? Purchase offers have appraisal contingencies inserted into them to notify the seller that the buyer intends to have the property appraised as part of their purchase for the financing process. If th e  property doesn’t appraise for the amount the buyer offered to pay then this contingency allows them the option of backing out of the contract without losing their earnest money deposit or facing other penalties. During an appraisal, a licensed professional is hired by the homebuyer to examine the property and evaluate it against the recent sal

  What Is An Underwater Mortgage? When a  home purchase loan  has a superior principal than the free-market value of the home then it is an underwater mortgage. When the property values are falling that is when this situation can occur. The homeowner may not have any equity available for credit in case of an underwater mortgage. In an underwater mortgage, unless a borrower has the cash to pay for the loss out of their pocket they can be prevented from  refinancing  or selling the home. Breaking Down An Underwater Mortgage Among homeowners dur i ng the peak of the 2008 financial crisis, which along with other issues, led to a substantial deflation in housing prices underwater mortgages were a common problem. Even supposing the market has very much recovered because of the support from  monetary policy  and interest rate stabilization when making a real estate investment underwater mortgages are yet a factor that property owners must follow closely. When the value of the home is less tha