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1% down mortgage anyone?

Posted By: TDK

1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/29/23 05:24 PM

Rocket Mortgages has introduced a new program…what could go wrong.

https://www.rocketmortgage.com/learn/one-plus
Posted By: blkt2

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/29/23 05:30 PM

I've never borrowed money before but if they'll approve any mortgage that you ask for with a 1% down payment I'll go buy 10 houses tomorrow. The people that bailed on their underwater homes in the last housing bust were fools and the majority of my net worth came from buying those foreclosed and or distressed properties.
Posted By: The Dude Abides

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/29/23 05:31 PM

Originally Posted by TDK
Rocket Mortgages has introduced a new program…what could go wrong.

https://www.rocketmortgage.com/learn/one-plus

Hard pass! Mortgage free is much better!
Posted By: TDK

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/29/23 06:37 PM

Originally Posted by blkt2
I've never borrowed money before but if they'll approve any mortgage that you ask for with a 1% down payment I'll go buy 10 houses tomorrow. The people that bailed on their underwater homes in the last housing bust were fools and the majority of my net worth came from buying those foreclosed and or distressed properties.


Gotta read the terms/conditions.
Posted By: HuntnFly67

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/29/23 06:45 PM

Wow. You qualify with a 620+ credit score and an income cap of 80% of median in the zip code where the property is located.

A rule of thumb is a mortgage payment of no more than 25-30% of your monthly take-home. Texas median household income is $93,386 in 2022. That puts take home right at $70,000, give or take after taxes; $5,850/month....30% of that is $1,755. Figure $150/mo for homeonwers insurance leaves $1,600 to cover debt and taxes. That MIGHT get someone on this program into a $200,000 home because interest rates are 7%. The median home price in Texas is $390,600. Median income CANNOT afford median homes. There are ALOT of people living outside their means and/or we are due for a correction.
Posted By: TDK

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/29/23 07:14 PM

Originally Posted by HuntnFly67
Wow. You qualify with a 620+ credit score and an income cap of 80% of median in the zip code where the property is located.

A rule of thumb is a mortgage payment of no more than 25-30% of your monthly take-home. Texas median household income is $93,386 in 2022. That puts take home right at $70,000, give or take after taxes; $5,850/month....30% of that is $1,755. Figure $150/mo for homeonwers insurance leaves $1,600 to cover debt and taxes. That MIGHT get someone on this program into a $200,000 home because interest rates are 7%. The median home price in Texas is $390,600. Median income CANNOT afford median homes. There are ALOT of people living outside their means and/or we are due for a correction.






Issue is I’ve heard of people being approved on mortgages for 40-45% of monthly income, which is insane. Beans and rice on a good day.
Posted By: DukeCigars

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/29/23 07:25 PM

Originally Posted by TDK
Originally Posted by HuntnFly67
Wow. You qualify with a 620+ credit score and an income cap of 80% of median in the zip code where the property is located.

A rule of thumb is a mortgage payment of no more than 25-30% of your monthly take-home. Texas median household income is $93,386 in 2022. That puts take home right at $70,000, give or take after taxes; $5,850/month....30% of that is $1,755. Figure $150/mo for homeonwers insurance leaves $1,600 to cover debt and taxes. That MIGHT get someone on this program into a $200,000 home because interest rates are 7%. The median home price in Texas is $390,600. Median income CANNOT afford median homes. There are ALOT of people living outside their means and/or we are due for a correction.






Issue is I’ve heard of people being approved on mortgages for 40-45% of monthly income, which is insane. Beans and rice on a good day.


Buddy of mine’s son who makes $75k got approved for a $500k mortgage. Cmon back over to us, 2009 housing crash
Posted By: 603Country

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/29/23 07:56 PM

Got a granddaughter that wants a house. She’s in the mortgage company line of work, so I don’t think she’ll do anything stupid. As for the rest of you, buy what you want. I’m low profiling it out here in the country. Not buying anything big for the foreseeable future.
Posted By: Adchunts

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/29/23 07:57 PM

We finance a lot of homes through USDA Rural Development loans. 0% down available. Also VA loans with zero down.
Posted By: Sewer rat

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/29/23 08:02 PM

500k on 75k income is insane. I follow Huntfly67’s logic. If I had a 75k income I wouldn’t be buying anything over 150k. We haven’t had a mortgage in over a decade but every time we have bought a home the price was never more than twice our annual income and personally I felt like even that was a stretch and 1.5 times was better.
Posted By: Hudbone

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/29/23 08:19 PM

On the road to disaster
Posted By: Ramsey

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/29/23 09:50 PM

They will nail you in Rate of Interest!!!!!!!
Posted By: Marc K

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/29/23 09:58 PM

Originally Posted by blkt2
I've never borrowed money before but if they'll approve any mortgage that you ask for with a 1% down payment I'll go buy 10 houses tomorrow. The people that bailed on their underwater homes in the last housing bust were fools and the majority of my net worth came from buying those foreclosed and or distressed properties.


At what interest rate?
Posted By: blkt2

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/29/23 10:07 PM

Originally Posted by Marc K
Originally Posted by blkt2
I've never borrowed money before but if they'll approve any mortgage that you ask for with a 1% down payment I'll go buy 10 houses tomorrow. The people that bailed on their underwater homes in the last housing bust were fools and the majority of my net worth came from buying those foreclosed and or distressed properties.


At what interest rate?


Do you mean the properties that I bought in the housing crash in 08-09? I paid cash for those indirectly. Myself and a few other guys bought up the paper on bad loans at about 10 cents on the dollar. Later on we divided up the properties amongst each other. To get my foot in the door of owning 10 more rental properties I would pay 7% or 8% today because even if things got really bad I can afford to just pay all the houses off or just pay the mortgage out of pocket.
Posted By: blkt2

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/30/23 01:30 PM

Out of curiosity I applied using a stated income of 60k and said I wanted a 450k house for a primary residence. If they say yes I will be shocked but if they do it will mark the beginning of a cycle that's not going to end well for the country.
Posted By: Hudbone

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/30/23 02:15 PM

lending to people with no cash in the game is a sucker bet.
Posted By: 68rustbucket

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/30/23 03:43 PM

This will be history repeating itself.
Posted By: reeltexan

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/30/23 04:39 PM



AND.........you can now get a 40 or 50 year mortgage.


that's very special
Posted By: The Dude Abides

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/30/23 05:48 PM

Originally Posted by reeltexan


AND.........you can now get a 40 or 50 year mortgage.


that's very special

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Posted By: jetdad

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/30/23 07:30 PM

Originally Posted by Hudbone
lending to people with no cash in the game is a sucker bet.


Agreed, no skin in the game makes it way too easy to walk.
Posted By: Guy

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/30/23 07:37 PM

Probably very high interest rates and additional mortgage insurance cost.
Posted By: TDK

Re: 1% down mortgage anyone? - 05/30/23 07:44 PM

Yup
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