Very useful information, thank you, are this rule work for Canada? British Columbia, Can you do mortgage service for me in Canada?
@mf50498 сағат бұрын
So you’re saying adding huge tariffs on goods, deporting the people that build most of our houses, and giving away our tax revenue to billionaires isnt going to make housing super cheap?
@braticuss19 сағат бұрын
80% of new construction is like this. Except most of the time, it's things you can't see. They'll take the time with the outward facing things, but behind the walls is a mess.
@slurrpboi9647Күн бұрын
People say that it’s “Always darkest before dawn”.. whatever that vagueness means!!!???😂…. -plan accordingly
@GauchoDonКүн бұрын
7% guaranteed return on extra principal payment if that’s your rate.. not amazing compared to recent market returns, but markets are likely to return to the mean if we don’t have a lot higher inflation or stimulus
@demarcushudson9162Күн бұрын
It's funny how when the fed raises rates, the interest rates jump but when the fed lowers rates, interest rates jump. There are no wins for the average American.
@sharpie132Күн бұрын
I got a fha loan 8 years ago. @4.75
@BreannaWhite-p2oКүн бұрын
Closing soon when should I Lock my rate 😭
@glopez7488Күн бұрын
Schools first credit union offers a no pmi mortgage and i asked if theres any catch and of course they said no. Any idea how that pmi fee is covered?
@JebSmithКүн бұрын
It’s typically covered by a slightly higher interest rate so you’re still paying the PMI but you’re just paying it with a higher rate instead of a separate monthly fee
@glopez7488Күн бұрын
@JebSmith thank you for the quick reply. Looking at their rates there is a difference of .125 between a regular mortgage and the no PMI program. And who knows what other fees they'll add after
@darksideofthemoon19Күн бұрын
Will there be a Christmas live stream? 😅
@AngelEyes-xm7elКүн бұрын
Hope Trump is goood on his word max credit card interest rate cut to 10 percent max.
@AngelEyes-xm7elКүн бұрын
Sorry josh it sucks Hope it gets better
@AngelEyes-xm7elКүн бұрын
The feds are clueless chaos now
@JebSmithКүн бұрын
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@DSNCB9192 күн бұрын
Yeah sure bought new 2020 sold 2024 for 175k more bought new again in 2024 its easier to inspect a new construction home from start to finish than to inspect a fully built home from the 60s... Also alot of these areas you mentuoned that arent developed are being devloped so if you buy early you are likely to get massive equity this is fear mongering
@JebSmithКүн бұрын
You are absolutely right, new construction can be a great option when done correctly. Far from Fear Mongering, just pointing out what buyers need to pay attention to so they don't get screwed.
@danielbowlds38732 күн бұрын
Honestly, to summarize, the system is rigged. You can also work your whole life saving and doing without to get a solid foundation built only to have it all collapse because elites moved the goalposts. It's rugged. You are meant to be a peasant whether you realize it or not.
@greg9259112 күн бұрын
Theres so much work in this country today its just ridiculous Remember when they said there was a shortage of worker's a few yrs back No there was a shortage of pay lol
@greg9259112 күн бұрын
Lol low business tax lower regulations could lower cost to the public do some get it, lower it for them doesn't mean the cost is lower for us, were just pay the same price behind that almighty curtain, they corporations don't have to work hard for it lol corporate welfare
@huongtrinh86092 күн бұрын
thank you
@ntay98892 күн бұрын
Very good info as always. What I will say from my own experience, which may not be typical, loan terms can vary. Love that he always gives a disclaimer & advises to talk to a mortgage professional. There are so many factors that can impact the outcome. 1. I purchased over a year ago in a little different market than the current (interest rates higher, inventory lower). 2. It was a conventional loan, no money down (yes, that's accurate), & no pmi/mpi. All facts considered, it was a higher interest rate than if I'd put money down. There's a trade-off, no money down & no pmi, higher interest rate. Each person must make their own choice(s) based upon the facts & circumstances in their scenario. 3. I had very little debt (< 150 per mnth), a high credit score (> 760), savings, and a long, verifiable work history & income. 4. It was new construction & I did not use their (construction company) lender. I'm not an "all-eggs-in-one-basket" type of person. It's a home purchased for practical purposes. I don't love things or people that can't or don't love me back. When buying, you must try to keep your emotions out of it. Especially new construction...smh (standards across all industries have diminished severely). Most importantly, do your due diligence & don't wait until the last minute. These videos & others, 1000's of homes viewed virtually & in person, along with methodically creating the best scenario in a not-so-good market to get me most of what I wanted minus location, lol. Wanted to make sure I could still live the way I wanted to live without having to work OT or have folks living with me just to afford my lifestyle. It's all about preference.
@EricBrodin6972 күн бұрын
I'm curious what you take is now on if a lease to buy option is more appropriate in this market?
@Slideyslide2 күн бұрын
People often compare buying a new home to buying a new car, but the two are vastly different. Homes are built by numerous contractors with varying levels of skill, whereas cars are assembled on a production line using precise jigs and repetitive processes. It's much easier to ensure consistency in vehicles than in homes, which are often unique.
@tomjenkins83923 күн бұрын
I do not agree. The guys I know take pride in their work and the rehab houses very well. Yes, you should find a good home inspector to evaluate the house before buying it. No, eliminating an entire category of homes is not warranted.
@TheWrgtt3 күн бұрын
I would stay away from any HOA. Too many horror stories, better off being free
@72xx-d63 күн бұрын
Yes buy investors buy for less
@MelvinRodriguezxTNGx3 күн бұрын
Does this start Jan 1, 2025?
@JebSmith3 күн бұрын
already started!
@heatherh64083 күн бұрын
I think we can buy with less than 20% down
@JebSmith3 күн бұрын
Yes, that is correct! As little as 3% down using conventional, 3.5% with FHA and no down payment required on USDA and VA
@edwinjacks4 күн бұрын
Maybe the low wage , low skilled immigrant laborers n sub contractors are the issue. Besides, with all of the beer cans found on work sites, wat do you think the build quality gonna be??? Before, some years back wen most of these builders were out of trade schools n apprenticeship programs the building quality was much better n solid.
@ronys.maldonado2954 күн бұрын
Great information thank you, can I ask you something? Can you get a FHA loan only with bank statements 12 or 24 months? Or only private lenders do that
@JebSmith4 күн бұрын
unfortunately, not, you’re going to need tax returns and paystub’s. Bank statement loans are only on non-QM.
@72xx-d63 күн бұрын
2 years minimum
@seanh83374 күн бұрын
If your credit score is below 750, then yea you need 20% down and your DTI should be capped at 45%. Because you haven't demonstrated you're good with money. If your credit score is even in the low 700s, then you've been (1) missing payments (2) spending too much of your credit limit (3) have too much debt already. Those 3 things show you arent good with money, sorry
@PaulLee19904 күн бұрын
Few things to clarify: 1.) You can use an FHA multiple times, but the max number of FHA loans you can have outstanding are 2. 2.) FHA interest rates are lower than conventional, but when you include the mandatory FHA MIP for the life of the loan its typically a wash (if not worse) from a monthly payment perspective
@JebSmith4 күн бұрын
I disagree on number two. You can always refinance out of that loan into another loan and get rid of the mortgage insurance, assuming you have the equity. That said the effective rate ( rate plus mortgage insurance) is typically lower on the FHA, especially with lower down payment allowing for a lower monthly payment. Because most people live in the Payment and not the price this ends up being more effective.
@daisymae9134 күн бұрын
Another great video. 👏 How about land loans & building loans? I want to build next year.
@JebSmith4 күн бұрын
thank you, unfortunately I don’t know all the ins and outs of land loans so I’m not the best person to ask
@dixielandproductionco.69894 күн бұрын
Good stuff Jeb thanks for the notification smashed the thumbs up 👍
@JebSmith4 күн бұрын
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@tedg.80264 күн бұрын
Mortgage Monday Motivation Video!! 💪🏻💪🏻
@JebSmith4 күн бұрын
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@stefanforest75824 күн бұрын
Thank you for the video! Always good information.
@JebSmith4 күн бұрын
Appreciate you
@scoygary4 күн бұрын
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@KarenHernandez-rm6je5 күн бұрын
I want to sell in FL and it’s only been a year we e lived in this home. But we won’t get close to $250K in profit. So does the 2 yr rule not apply here?
@JebSmith4 күн бұрын
no, it’s still applies. If you have a gain since you’ve purchased it, you will be partially taxed on that game based on the amount of time you’ve been in the property because it’s less than two years. It should be prorated, but you should definitely run it by a tax professional