Without knowing the amount of the car loan, or credit score that’s impossible to answer
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Without knowing the amount of the car loan, or credit score that’s impossible to answer
20K on the car loan
Monthly payment... also is the $25k guaranteed? Does the YTD on the stub support that? What is the two year claimed income as per T4/NoA? Increasing year over year? Decreasing? Any other debts?
I wanted a more approx answer not specific but no hes already been laid off once this year because the company folded, this is the new job and hes only had it for 3 months, some of that time was not working due to covid shutting the restaurant down. All i know is he lives pay check to pay check.Quote:
Originally Posted by ercchry
Honestly I doubt most places would qualify him so 175k would be what he can buy since that'd be it. a) Short work history doesn't indicate stable income and b) He owe's 80% of his yearly income in a car loan ... thats two huge red flags. he might have a better chance if he pays off the vehicle loan with 20k from the downpayment then waits ~3-6 months to seem more stable at his new job.Quote:
Originally Posted by nzwasp
Well... this is why I ask, on the A side... not looking great. If credit is stellar a big bank might do 50% LTV... maybe...Quote:
Originally Posted by nzwasp
Most likely sounding like a B deal... so would need to qualify based on:
$75/month for heat
1/2 of any condo fees
Property taxes
Probably using a rate of 6.5% (rate plus 2%)
Car loan payment and any other debts (3% of any cc or LOC balances)
Up to 80% LTV and 50% TDS... or 65% LTV and 65% TDS... If he has taxes Filed showing Steady earnings and a couple stubs showing he has stable hours at a similar position then income will work
Or private Of course... not sure what the appetite is like these days but if they’re in first position they would probably do up to 70-80% LTV and expect rates of 9%+, income doesn’t matter
Thanks for the shout out @Buster :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Buster
Well in this situation the most screwed up thing is that his mom wants to buy the house for 350k max. He heard in his mind my mom is giving me 350K. However also the mom thinks the best way to hide money from the govt is putting her assets in her childrens name which we all know is dumb. Anyway so my wife and my bil would have to be on a title but he cant get a mortgage by himself when my wife is also on the title. So my wife told him to go get an unsecured loan for 100K or tell the mom to split the money 50/50 and then he could just buy a house (not a condo) for 175k plus whatever he could qualify for. The mom is gonna live in this house too.Quote:
Originally Posted by ercchry
Wtf... call Tim, alternative lenders exist for a reason. Sounds like plenty of ways to structure this
Another thumbs up for Tim!
Called him this morning for an advice on what he thinks of the 'promotional' offer from my bank. He told me that the offer can definitely can be better. Gave my bank a call and told them what other banks are offering based on Tim's advice and got a much better rate.
or you know.. use Tim's services??? LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by HiSpec
yeah, wtf? Lol moving out of my house as I speak and once I'm ready to buy another one, @TimLacroix is my first call.Quote:
Originally Posted by gwill
I used tim for my renewal too however in this situation Im waiting for them to find a house first.Quote:
Originally Posted by ercchry
No, you need to talk to him first. The details are super important here.Quote:
Originally Posted by nzwasp
Also your wife can register an interest after everything is closed too, so doesn’t have to be on mortgage but can leave her equity in the property so mom can have a place (and stay out of your house! Haha)
I did feel bad for getting free advice. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by gwill
But this renewal will be a short term renewal. Planning for a moving up, will consult with Tim when the time comes.
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Whats the gut feel on next 5 years.. got an offer to lock in at 1.99 for 5, currently at 1.55 (td prime - 1.05)
This is a tough answer... what are your plans in the next 5-years?Quote:
Originally Posted by Brent.ff
One thought or strategy is to increase payments as if you took the 1,99% rate. This would put more payments toward principal while taking advantage of the 1.55% variable rate.
- variable would give the option of low penalty if you sell or need to break your mortgage
- I assume your renewal is at least 3 to 4 years from now based on your -1.05% discount?
It is expected that BoC will likely maintain current rates until 2022-23.
Thanks. Currently we are increasing our payments to be about the same as the 1.99, and have till Jan 2024, paying rapid biweekly
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Originally Posted by TimLacroix
:thumbsup: --> If you increase each year a little too... huge impact to your balance and interest. Then you worry less about the BoC rate changes. :thumbsup: