NON CREDIT QUALIFYING STREAMLINE REFINANCE
WITHOUT AN APPRAISAL
REFINANCE MAXIMUM MORTGAGE WORKSHEET
Use the Mortgage Credit Analysis Worksheet, Streamline with No Appraisal Required.
The Lesser of:
4-A. $ |
Original Principal Balance (from the HUD-1 or the Note for the original loan |
OR
4-B. EXISTING DEBT PLUS ALLOWABLE ADDITIONAL ITEMS (Subordinate liens and repairs are not eligible for inclusion in the maximum mortgage) |
|
$ |
Principal Balance on existing first lien + up to 30 days interested accrued for the current month on the existing loan |
+ |
Allowable borrower-paid closing costs (MCAW 7c) |
+ |
Prepaid Expenses (Per diem interest to end of month on new loan + hazard insurance deposits + real estate tax deposits, if applicable) |
+ |
Reasonable Discount Points |
= |
Maximum Mortgage Amount BEFORE LG Fee |
Section 184A to Section 184A Refinance (file must contain proof that existing mortgage is 184A guaranteed)
Term of the new loan can be up to 30 years.
Owner-occupant and DHHL institutional loans.
An existing 30-year mortgage may be refinanced to a shorter term provided that the new monthly payment to principal and interest increases no more than $50.
Social Security numbers must be verified for all borrowers (see paragraph 5.23c(12)).
VOM or other documentation is required which includes principal balance, date loan originated, names of original borrowers and type of loan.
Subordinate financing may remain in place provided the combined loan to value does not exceed the appraised value. A subordination agreement must be executed and recorded at closing.
A pay-off statement from the previous lender showing the unpaid principal balance for the month of the closing for the existing loan must be included in the credit package.
If an appraisal is ordered but the borrower decides to proceed with a streamline without an appraisal, the appraisal may be voided.
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