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Your construction loan, permanent loan, and even your
lot loan,
combined into one convenient, cost saving package....
Case
Studies
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Case Study A
Family A purchased 5 acres
in November 2002 for $75,000 cash. Their builder had given
them a bid of $300,000 to build their home. The bid included
the cost of the water well and septic system. They wanted
a mortgage loan of $300,000 for fifteen years, for the loan
to be paid off in full when they retired. It had been explained
to them that would save substantial amount of interest and
get a lower interest rate with a fifteen year loan.
The family's down payment
was their equity in the land. They learned with a One-Time
Close they could lock in the permanent mortgage interest rate
and be assured of being protected against rising interest
rates. In addition, they saved approximately $3,000 with AHMC's
One-Time close program over a conventional Two-Time close
program.
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Case Study B
It was a great day when
the Family B closed on their One-Time-Close loan. Since Mrs.
B was a designer, she already had their dream house planned
out and their builder developed these bids, plans, and specifications.
They had closed on a thirty-year mortgage loan with a 10%
down payment. Acceptance Home Mortgage, Corp. had obtained
for them a six-month construction/permanent mortgage at a
very competitive interest rate. The lender guaranteed their
interest rate until their home was finished. The lender would
modify the rate to a current market rate and pass on the interest
rate to them. Acceptance Home Mortgage, Corp. has protected
them against interest rate uncertainty.
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Case Study C
Couple C had gotten out
of college several years before and they both had good jobs
with a real future. It was time to build their first home.
They had saved their 5% down payment from their companies'
bonuses. However, each of the lenders they had dealt with
required a 10% down payment to be eligible for the preferred
One-Time Close program. A friend referred them to Acceptance
Home Mortgage, Corp. who offered a 95% One-Time Close program
with all the benefits. They obtained a $150,000 loan and saved
over $1,500. They had the comfort and security of having a
low, fixed rate mortgage. They had been allowed to have their
builder pay their closing costs, and 5% was all they needed
to move into their home. Acceptance Home Mortgage, Corp. did
what no other lender would do. Only 5% down payment. WOW!!!
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Case Study D
Family D needed a loan for
$100,000. They had no down payment, however, they had excellent
credit scores with two older homes paid for and jobs that
paid them well. Their builder had directed them to Acceptance
Home Mortgage, Corp. to pre-qualify them for a mortgage and
he had wanted them to qualify for his preferred loan program,
the One-Time Close program. Acceptance Home Mortgage, Corp.
showed the Family D how their builder could pay their closing
costs and AHMC arranged for a Two-Time Close mortgage. While
they weren't able to enjoy the savings associated with the
One-Time Close program, they did close on their new home loan,
a home they never dreamed they could own. With their good
credit, they had obtained 100% financing and a mortgage for
$100,000. The new mortgage payment was $200 a month more than
their rental payment, however, now they were proud homeowners
and could deduct their mortgage interest payment and taxes
from their Federal Income tax returns.
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Case Study E
The illness was a sudden one. Family
E had medical insurance; however, it didn't cover all the
cost. While it took Family E several years to pay off their
medical bills and catch up on the delinquent car payments,
they had started to rebuild their credit. After meeting
with numerous bank loan officers, they always got the same
line, "We know you can make the payment, but your credit
is A-, not A. In another year or two, maybe then we can
help you."
While talking to a friend at church, Family E was directed
to Acceptance Home Mortgage, Corp. He was told they would
help his family. Family E had owned a lot which they had
been paying on for ten years. While originally the lot had
cost $10,000, today it was worth $25,000. Since they had
owned the land for over twelve months, they would be allowed
to use the higher appraised value of $25,000. Our Acceptance
Home Mortgage, Corp. loan officer explained this would be
equity. They had their land equity and a great lender who
helped them find a good builder.
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