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Math 1050 Project
PART #3
Insight's
Home Purchasing Basics
• Determine that you really want a home. • Figure out how much you can afford for a
home loan. • Apply for the home loan. • Preview homes that fit your criteria (location,
price, suitability, and availability). • Negotiate the best deal for you.
Types of Loans
• Conventional loans (Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac)• FHA loans• VA loans• USDA Rural Housing loans• First time Homebuyers loan• There are others. These are the main ones
VA Loans
How to get a Home Loan
•APPLY!!!!!!!
Mortgage Checklist
1. Proof of residence for the past two years.2. Copy of paystub covering the most recent 30 day pay period. 3. Copy of previous 2 years w-2 and 1045 tax return
statements.4. Employer’s name, address, and phone number for the past 2
years.5. Copy of past 2 months bank statements for all asset
accounts. 6. Copy of the most recent quarterly statements for other cash
assets. 7. Copy of transcripts/ Diploma
Summarized results
When I began this project, I had an idea as to what I thought were the pro’s and con’s of buying vs.
renting.As the project went on, my eyes were opened to
just what the differences are.My mind was changed as to the different reasons for
someone to buy or rent, but in my research the resolve to buy vs. rent was strengthened by the
information that I came across.
Buying
• These are the positive aspects of buying:• Pros:
1. It is something that you own.2. Not wasting money by throwing it away
in rent. 3. Claim on tax return.4. More room.5. Can do what you like with your own house.
Buying
• These are the negative aspects of buying:• Cons:
1. Usually a large down payment. 2. More expenses. 3. Harder to sell if wanting to move. 4. Harder up-keep. 5. More up-keep.
Renting
• These are the positive aspects of renting:• Pros:
1. Hardly any money down. 2. Small monthly payment. 3. Able to easily move. 4. Hardly any up-keep (apartment
complex is responsible for maintenance and grounds.
5. No yearly taxes.
Renting
• These are the negative aspects to renting:• Cons:
1. Wasting money. 2. Not much privacy. 3. Renter’s rules. 4. Parking space and not being covered. 5. Lack of total space(living and storage)
Things that affect the house you can afford buy:
1. How much you make 2. Debt to income ratio3. Your credit rating 4. Location5. How much you can put down 6. Interest rate7. Sweat equity8. Negotiation skills9. Market value10. Whether purchasing from a bank
or an individual
15 vs. 30 year home loan
15 year home loan• Lower interest rate• Higher monthly payment• Less paid towards interest in
the life of the loan• Pay loan off quicker• Paying more on principle
than interest with the first payment
30 year home loan• Smaller monthly payment• Easier to pay additional
payments if want too. • Higher interest rate• Pay more interest in life of
the loan• Takes until payment #159
for the amount to principle to be more than the amount to interest
Example of payments$170,000 mortgage
15 year home loan (4.24%)• Monthly payment- $1285• Total interest over 15 years -
$ 60,300
30 year home loan (4.35%)• Monthly payment - $850• Total interest over 30 years -
$ 135,450
Results of paying $100 extra each month
• Will pay off loan around 1-2 years earlier.• Will pay between $5000 - $6000 less in
interest (many variables).
CONCLUSION
30 year loan
PROS • Lower monthly payments• Easily fits most budgets
CONS
• Higher interest rates• Longer time to pay off loan• Accrues more interest• Larger bottom line cost
15 year loan
PROS
• Home paid off faster• Smaller interest rate• Lower overall cost of home• Payment towards principal with
first payment
CONS
• Higher monthly payment
• Not in everyone’s budget
RENTING vs. BUYING
RENTING PROS• No large initial down payment• Easily fit into almost everyone’s
budget• Flexibility to move easily• No HOA/Insurance fees• No Property taxes
BUYING PROS• Investment in property/equity• Finite payment structure• Establishes credit• Peace of mind of payment going towards investment
Credits• Heath Bringhurst