Coquitlam Mortgage Case Study with a Private Lender

Coquitlam Mortgage Case Study with a Private Lender. Breaking Mortgage

Coquitlam Mortgage Case Study with a Private Lender video duration 1 Minute(s) 11 Second(s), published by Yiannis Andreou on 11 09 2019 - 07:18:19.

The Case Study we examine in this video focuses on a Mortgage via a Private Lender for Applicants that have a Weaker Credit History
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The Case Study we examine in this video focuses on a Mortgage via a Private Lender for Applicants that have a Weaker Credit History. Private Mortgages are useful because they are more flexible and easier to qualify compared to traditional Mortgages via a B or an A Lender. Debt ratios usually do not apply to Private Mortgages as long as the Applicants have strong and reasonable income. Rates on Private Mortgages range from 6% to 18% depending on the Lender's position(1st, 2nd or 3rd), Location, Collateral, Income and Loan to Value. Private Lenders can provide 1st, 2nd and 3rd Mortgages on a case by case basis. Private Mortgages can be closed or fully open. Loan amounts range from $50,000 - 30 Million. Private Mortgages allow Applicants to purchase the property they like and rebuild the credit at the same time so that they qualify in 1-2 years with a B or an A Lender depending on much much work needs to be done to improve credit score and history. Credit Scores in Canada range from 300-900. A Private Lender can help with scores anywhere from 300-599+. The better an applicant's credit score and history the better the Mortgage Terms we can secure. The key elements examined in this example are the Purchase Price or Fair Market Value, Down Payment, Loan to Value, Interest Rate, Term, Monthly Payment, Credit Score, Credit History, Annual Income, Debt Ratios and the Exit Strategy.