100% Financing in CA FHA, VA, CALHFA and Conventional

[cabehead]

Please, I am not trying to "SPAM" this forum, I am really trying to promote a service that is no longer available for most people and it will help tons of real estate agents bring their "death files" back to life. This is a tool for most of us. As you you know 100% Financing is gone for most states but I have a true 100% Financing much better than FHA and any other product out there. Below is my contact info as well as specifics of the program. I am here to answer any questions. (Bilingual Service available)

Thanks

We are offering 100% Financing in declining markets and 105% in non-declining markets. Here are some special features (FHA , CALHFA or VA available);

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Loan Terms up to 40-Years Available
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10-Year Interest-Only Feature Available on 30- and 40-Year
Fixed-Rate Loans
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NO First-Time Homebuyer Requirement
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NO Recapture Tax
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NO Sales Price Limits
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Income Limits up to 140% HUD AMI by County
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Downpayment and Closing Cost Assistance, up to 105% CLTV
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Little-to-No Borrower Contribution Required
(No Contribution Required for Fannie Mae MCM Loans)
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Available in over 40 U.S. States
* Max DTI 65% (FHA AND CALHFA is 45-55%)

This conventional loan provides for the combination of a Fannie Mae Conventional Loan, up to 100% LTV, and an optional Second Loan to cover downpayment and closing costs, up to a maximum of 105% CLTV.

Give me a call lets go over your dead files. Jumbo and super Jumbo available. FHA, VA and CALHFA available.


Braulio


Ameridream Home Loans
1001 GALAXY WAY STE 105
CONCORD CA 94533

[RealEstate2009]

Welcome to the forum. This thread may have been better served in a different area but good information regardless.

[cabehead]

Thank You! as mortgage professionals I believe it is very important for us to work together in order to survive in this challenging industry. The more information we get, the more changes we have to serve prospect customers. Hello everyone and have a blessed weekend!!

Braulio

[jvcus17]

well for me it looks like a spam because you posted this in the wrong section of the forum anyway its nice to meet you though..

[cabehead]

What section is this topic suppose to go?

[jron]

Pretty much a good post but my inner sense tells me it's in the wrong thread. Anyway welcome. Cheers mate.

[jamesww]

What section is this topic suppose to go?

If you are truely not trying to spam then I would say that this post should have landed itself in either pro talk or finance. Good luck i will be waiting to see other posts from you that grant good information for our community. As this will show that you are not just here to spam us.