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re: Current housing surge vs. last decade's housing surge
Posted on 7/21/14 at 11:51 pm to ItNeverRains
Posted on 7/21/14 at 11:51 pm to ItNeverRains
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To the OP, lending is much tighter than before the crash. There is a lot of cheap money, but it is much tougher to get.
frick yeah it's harder to get. I just moved to Nashville last year. In order to get a loan I had to not only have the cash, but prove through the chain of deposits that the money actually belonged to me and not to someone else. I had to supply 4 years of investment statements, bank statements, W2's etc.;
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Pretty insulated here in middle TN as well
Economy is doing real well here relative to the rest of the country.
THAT BEING SAID......
If the price in 2007 was ~$450k, then using the government's CPI, that same $450k is now about $527k. SO.....it's about 18% shy not 5% shy.
If you used the CPI calculation based on 1990 methodologies, they would be about 33% shy.
Posted on 7/22/14 at 6:52 am to ironsides
I'm not in the industry anymore (i used to be a mortgage wholesaler).
I don't think credit score/history requirements are that strict right now.
I don't think the reserve/asset requirements are that strict right now (there are still gift programs for 100% loans).
But the income requirements are absolutely tougher.
Ability to pay is much more important than a desire to pay. During the downturn, 700 and 800+ credit scores were foreclosing. It is one of the side effects of large scale unemployment.
I don't think credit score/history requirements are that strict right now.
I don't think the reserve/asset requirements are that strict right now (there are still gift programs for 100% loans).
But the income requirements are absolutely tougher.
Ability to pay is much more important than a desire to pay. During the downturn, 700 and 800+ credit scores were foreclosing. It is one of the side effects of large scale unemployment.
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