Great News for San Diego Real Estate Investors

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by Roberta Murphy

San Diego Real Estate

Carlsbad, CAWe may be hearing a collective sigh of relief from some San Diego real estate investors when they discover that that owners of second homes and other real estate investments may now be able to refinance their mortgage loans if they are guaranteed or held by either FannieMae or FreddieMac–and if the current value is no more than 5% over the mortgage amount.

The key here is that the mortgage loan must be under the wings of either Fannie or Freddie.

Many real estate investors, though, have no idea whether their loans are guaranteed or owned by either. However, a call to one’s lender–or to Fannie directly at 1-800-7FANNIE–or visit their site–might provide some answers. Completing the form on Freddie Mac’s site, they will advise as to whether they are guaranteeing or holding one’s loan or not.

To qualify for this real estate refi, there may be no late payments (30 days or more) for the past 12 months. FICO and credit scores, though, are not considered–nor will private mortgage insurance start anew.

This could be a real boon for many San Diego investors and second home owners who thought only primary homes could benefit from the Fannie and Freddie refi’s. This may also be a potential Godsend for tenants who face eviction because of foreclosures–and may allow investment property owners to keep their properties–and their tenants in place.

I am already compiling a list of clients who might benefit from this opportunity and will spend the next few days digging for more information

8 responses to “Great News for San Diego Real Estate Investors

  1. It's indeed a great news! thanks for sharing it, I wonder how come I had no ideas about it! I got to wake up!!

    Thank you
    Chris

  2. It's a great news indeed. Thanks a lot for sharing with us. I was searching for this on google and I've found your blog. I read some of your other posts, most of them are very useful. Keep it up.

    Thanks;
    Helen

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  4. Wow this is definitely a great news, especially now a days this will be a very big help and beneficial, thank for posting this article.

  5. Because of continuous economic downturn, many realtors and business establishment were engaged in financial issues, they tend to get big loans in order for their business to survive in this time of depression. Too bad it has to happen this way.

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