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When does a home become eligible for equity loan after purchase.?

Hi
I am looking for a home equity. We have located a home to buy and the seller accepted our offer. The appraisal came higher than our offer (which is very in these days, generally appraises to purchase price). We do need a little extra money for certain projects (such as a new car for our newborn). The bank with which we have mortgage loan sanctioned says, they can consider for equity after one year and not now and they also say that the equity, according to them will be based on the purchase price and not the appraised price. We called another bank, and the loan officer says, home becomes immediately eligible for equity, provided it has an equity in it and that we have the papers ready in our name. Can any one suggest how do we do this (in Michigan). Also, if we go to another bank after some time, what is the basis for equity, is it the appraised price, purchase price, or the SEV (after having lived in that home).

Thanks

As soon as you buy it the appraisal is void and the purchase price is the legal fair market value of the home.

You can get an equity loan once you own over 20% of the value of the home, borrowing up to that 80% mark. You will never be able to obtain the 20% of the value without selling.

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The above mentioned are the basic requirements in order to qualify for a home loan. Secondly, I was interested to know how big a home loan I could get considering Mortgage Appraisal Michigan. As soon as I knew how much, I could start searching for a house.
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In a real link. Having a fit that goes over $ 600.00 in July. House is in value only $ 267,000, you owe $ 285,000. 2 children in collegeand ones.We two young people can not afford to pay huge. Tried a few mortgage companies and paid $ 350.00 for an assessment that only hurt us. Michigan is really in a bad economic situation. I do not want to lose my house. any help out there? (I've never had a late house payment and have good credit) HELP!

Yes …. Marty would be the first person I call …. NO. Take care of him. As for your question, they are in fact in a difficult situation. There are programs out there that provide more than 100% of the capital, but the rates are terrible and PMI insurance is even worse. I also live in Michigan and can relate to your situation. Property values have declined and mortgages are coming. You may want to explore funding at 100% and good credit, you may qualify for a second or HELOC. Your first mortgage is set at a fair and reasonable and the HELOC would be tied to the prime rate, which is quite stable. The housing market to turn around here in Michigan. This could be a case where you have to bite the bullet and wait it out. Wish there was and response easy, but there ….. Unless you're Marty. LOL