Title: Training Presentation
1FANNIE MAE 97 LTV OPTIONS Program Training
Offered by FIRST MORTGAGE CORPORATION
January 22, 2015
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distributed to or used by consumers or other
third-parties. Information is accurate as of the
date shown below and is subject to change without
notice. 1/22/2015
2 AGENDA
- Introduction
- Available 97 Programs
- Eligibility Guidelines
- Program Guidelines
- Underwriting Guidelines
- Pricing and Fees
- FMC Resources and Support
3Introduction to the 97 LTV OPTIONS PROGRAM
- According to consumer research conducted by
Fannie Mae, the primary barrier to homeownership
for first-time home buyers is saving money for
the down payment and closing costs. - In support of ongoing efforts to expand access to
credit and support sustainable homeownership,
Fannie Mae offered the 97 LTV/CLTV/HCLTV
financing to help home buyers who would otherwise
qualify for a mortgage but may not have the
resources for a larger down payment. - In addition, Fannie Mae is offering this same
program to existing Fannie Mae borrowers. - These options are designed to help serve
creditworthy borrowers and expand business
opportunities.
4Available97 LTV OPTION PROGRAMS
- Non-MCM Program Regular 97 LTV Standard
Program - Purchase transactions if at least one borrower is
a First-Time Homebuyer - Standard Limited Cash-Out Refinance Option for
existing Fannie Mae loans - No Income Limits, No Counseling required
- MyCommunityMortgage (MCM) Program See separate
Training coming soon - Purchase transactions only if at least one
borrower is a First-Time Homebuyer - Lower MI
- Standard LLPA of .75
- Income Limits apply
- Counseling required
5- Eligibility Guidelines
- Program Guidelines
- Underwriting Guidelines
97 STANDARD PROGRAM
6Eligibility Guidelines PURCHASE
Eligible Borrowers Must be a First Time Home Buyers At least 1 borrower must be a FTHB FTHB is defined as someone who has not owned any residential property in the last 3 years
Income Limits No Income Limit required
Minimum MI Coverage 18 MI Loan-Level Price Adjustment or 35
Home-buyer Education and Counseling Not required
Minimum Borrower Contribution Standard contribution requirements apply
Pricing Standard risk-based LLPAs Based on credit score and LTV range
7Eligibility Guidelines REFINANCE (Limited
Cash-Out)
Existing Loan Loan must be owned (or securitized) by Fannie Mae Documentation may come from the current servicer, Fannie Maes loan lookup tool, or any other eligible source
Minimum MI Coverage 18 MI Loan-Level Price Adjustment or 35
All other guidelines Follow standard limited cash-out refinance guidelines
Pricing Standard risk-based LLPAs Based on credit score and LTV range
8Eligibility Guidelines contd
Eligible Properties 1 Unit SFR FNMA Eligible Condos FNMA Eligible PUDs
Ineligible Property / Loan Types Manufactured Homes 2-4 Unit Properties 2nd Homes Investment Properties High Balance loans ARM loans
9Program Highlights
Topic Description
Program Types Up to 30 Year Fixed Rate Only
LTV 95.01 to 97 LTV
CLTV 95.01 to 97 if subordinate lien is NOT a Community 2nd 105 if subordinate lien is a Community 2nd HCLTV 95.01 to 97
Maximum Loan Amounts 417,000 Maximum
Occupancy Type Primary Residence
Loan Purpose Purchase Transactions No Cash-Out Refinances
10Sample MI MATRIX MGIC ALL States except WA
11 Underwriting Guidelines
Topic Description
Underwriting Method Desktop Underwriter (DU) required Must have an Approve/Eligible recommendation
Manual UW Not allowed
DTI Follow DU Approval
Down Payment Closing Costs Follow standard FNMA guidelines. Eg., gifts, grants, Community 2nds in addition to borrowers own funds
Reserves As determined by DU. May come from eligible gifts.
12 Underwriting Guidelines
Topic Description
PURCHASE DU Input 1003 in DU must show at least 1 borrower is a FTHB Section VIII of Form 1003 will indicate FTHB requirement
LCOR DU Input Select Fannie Mae in the Owner of Existing Mortgage field Additional Data Screen in the Full 1003
13- Rates and Fees
- Reminders
- FMC Support
INTEREST RATES/FEES
14 Interest Rates Fees
Topic Guidelines
Interest Rates See Page 3 of the FMC Rate Sheet
Origination Fees No max required - Follow new HUD RESPA rules
Discount Fees Buyer or Seller Discounts allowed subject to consumer laws Discount Points allowed only for loan level price adjustments (subject to FMCs discretion)
Rebate/Discount Pricing See FMC rate sheet
Allowable Fees Must be reasonable and customary and fully disclosed to the borrower in accordance with all agencies, federal, state and local laws See FMC fee sheet for our lender fees
15 FMC SUPPORT
- TRAININGS
- First Mortgage offers FREE Weekly ONLINE
Trainings - See the FMC website for the January 2015 Training
schedule - Trainings for January 2015
- 1/13 FMC Product Overview
- 1/15 ACCESS/FIRSTDOWN Program
- 1/20 NEW HomeStyle Program Training
RETAIL/BUILDER Only - 1/22 NEW 97 LTV Program Training
- FMC WEB SITE
- Rate Sheets
- Matrices
- FMC Overlays
- Training Schedule/Materials
- Guidelines
- Forms
- Marketing
- Tools
- Calculators
- SUPPORT TEAM
- RETAIL Contact your FMC
- Loan Help Team
- Wholesale Brokers /
- Correspondent Lenders
- Contact your FMC Account
- Executive
- For help with
- Guidelines
- Program questions
- Scenarios
- Pricing / Fees
- Loan Submissions
- Trainings
16 THANK YOU FOR YOUR BUSINESS
On behalf of First Mortgage, thank you for
joining todays training and we hope the
information provided will help you build your
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