I'm a first time buyer buying a condo that sold for 79,900 with 4900 in seller concessions to cover closing costs with the remainder going to directly to me as cash back. After the appraisal, the mortgage company is trying to say that the condo is in a "declining market" so I have to now put 5% down because they won't give me 100% financing for "declining market" property. I've never heard of anything like this. Is this standard practice or should I I find another mortgage company?
2007-06-12
00:02:25
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Jason F
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➔ Renting & Real Estate