I "locked in" at 5.875% a few weeks ago. It's now a week before closing and my mortgage broker calls to say "Good news, your loan is all ready. But the lender could only do it at 6.375."
He tried to explain to me that when they went to the lender, the best they could do now was that higher rate. This, after I had "locked in" with a deposit and everything. It's even printed right there on my "Good Faith Estimate".
According to my broker, a lock-in doesn't really mean anything. and the lender decided that they couldn't honor that rate because I've got less than two years employment history.
I'm making a 50% down payment, with a 765 credit score and no debt. But it's my brief employment history that jacks up my rate, despite "locking in"?
AM I GOING FREAKING CRAZY???
Please, if you have any suggestions, I'm all ears.... thanks.
2007-10-17
15:26:17
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jimbob
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