Can you borrow more from a mortgage lender than the asking value of the property? A mortgage company want's to finance just enough for the ...
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erock247 11:49 am on July 31, 2010 Permalink
Yes you can, and you are likely to pay through the azz in points for it. try to find another way.
Angel.Girl_7672 11:49 am on July 31, 2010 Permalink
First off, is this your first home? If you need more money but I recommend not getting too far into debt, get your house and after a while, after you prove your credit worthiness, you can refi for up to 125% of value. Be careful tho. Get the lowest interest rates as possible and stay away from balloons.