Showing posts with label Refinance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Refinance. Show all posts

Sunday, April 4, 2010

San Diego VA Loans and FHA Home Mortgage Loans - VanDyk Mortgage - California- VA Lender & FHA Lender

San Diego VA Loans and FHA Home Mortgage Loans - VanDyk Mortgage - California- VA Lender & FHA Lender.VanDyk Mortgage is your source for VA Loans and FHA Loans in San Diego. We have been making FHA, VA, Conforming, and Jumbo loans since 1987. VanDyk Mortgage is a Direct Lender. We offer many loan programs for San Diego Homebuyers and San Diego Homeowners to Purchase and refinance homes in San Diego.

  • FHA & FHA Jumbo (aka High Balance)

  • VA & VA Jumbo (aka High Balance)

  • Conforming & Conforming Jumbo (aka High Balance or Super Conforming)

  • Jumbo Loans to $3m

San Diego FHA Loans are available up to $697,500 with just 3.5% down payment. The FHA 2010 Loan Limit for San Diego is $697,500. San Diego FHA Loans that are over $417K up to $697,500 are called FHA Jumbo or FHA High Balance loans.


San Diego VA Loans are available up to $437,500 with zero downpayment. The San Diego VA Loan Limit in 2010 is $437,500. However, Veterans are not limited to the San Diego Loan limit of $437,500 for VA Loans. We also offer VA Jumbo Loans up to $1.5 Million with the appropriate downpayment or equity to reach the VA Guarantee requirements of 25%. Here is one of our posts on how you can get a VanDyk Mortgage VA Loan over your county limit.


San Diego Conforming Loans are available up to $697,500. The San Diego Conforming Jumbo Loans (aka Conforming High Balance, those over $417,000 and up to $697,500) require a minimum of 10% downpayment or equity.


San Diego is located at the southern most point in California. San Diego, California has many few miles of Pacific Ocean beaches and enjoys near perfect Weather year round.


Here are some links to local San Diego information:



San Diego Home Loan information


FHA Home loans in San Diego, California:



  • FHA Home Loans require just 3.5% downpayment

  • FHA Jumbo Loans up to $697,500 (aka FHA High Balance)

  • The $697,500 is the base loan amount - the San Diego FHA Loan Limit of $697,500 does not have to include the UFMIP (FHA's Upfront Mortgage Insurance Premium, which is usually financed into your loan amount)

  • The Seller can pay up to 3% of your closing and settlement costs.

  • Minimum score for a FHA Home Loan is just 620, even on FHA High balance or FHA Jumbo.

  • You can receive a gift of funds for your Downpayment and closing costs from Family

  • FHA Condominium requirements include at least a 51% owner occupancy ratio, no outstanding lawsuits against the Homeowners Association - call for details.

  • FHA Loans allow non-occupying co-borrowers such as parents and siblings.

VA Home Loans in San Diego, California:



  • Active Duty Military and Veterans can both qualify

  • 100% financing up to $437,500

  • A $500K San Diego Home Purchase would only require $15,625 downpayment (3.13%) - not including the VA Funding Fee

  • VA Loans require no Mortgage Insurance

  • VA Loans do require a VAFF (VA Funding Fee), which is usually financed

  • Veterans with a 10% or higher VA disability pay no VA Funding fee

  • Sellers can pay up to 4% of the VA Buyers closing costs

Conforming Home Loans in San Diego, California:



  • Available up to $697,500 with the Conforming High Balance (aka conforming Jumbo)

  • San Diego Conforming loans available up to $417,000

  • require a minimum of 10% downpayment or up to 90% LTV

  • Allow for condominiums, Second Homes, and investment properties

  • Call for details on Fico score requirements, downpayment requirements, etc

** please visit our post on Conforming vs Conventional to help explain the difference between these two terms, they are often misused in the media and web.









VanDyk Mortgage has been making FHA loans since 1987. We are a HUD recognized Full Eagle FHA DE underwriter and FHA Direct Lender. We are also a VA Lender and VA Jumbo Lender.


Go with the Government Loan Pros, go with VanDyk. Visit us at www.vandykfunding.com or call Brian Skaar at 760-752-4480 for help with your FHA or VA loan. We offer FHA, FHA Jumbo, FHA Manual Underwrite, FHA Rehab 203K, VA, VA Jumbo, Conforming & Jumbo Loans.We serve the following areas for VA, FHA and Conventional loans: California,Southern California, San Diego, San Diego, San Diego, Oceanside, Vista, Escondido, Fallbrook, Bonsall, San Diego, Rancho Bernardo, Poway, San Diego, Carmel Valley, Scripps Ranch, Tierra Santa, El Cajon, La Jolla, Chula Vista, National City, San Ysidro, Santee, Eastlake, Ramona, Temecula, Murrieta, and Valley Center. VanDyk Mortgage offers FHA, VA, & Conventional loans in addition to FHA Jumbo, VA Jumbo, and Conforming Jumbo loans (aka FHA High Balance, VA High Balance, and Conforming High Balance).


VanDyk Mortgage is a VA Direct Lender (since 1987) offering VA Loans such as VA purchase loans, VA Streamline Refinance, VA IRRRL, VA Refinance Loans, VA Mortgages of all types. As a Government Direct Lender, VanDyk Mortgage is also a HUD Full Eagle FHA Direct Endorsement Underwriter, ie FHA Direct Lender offering FHA Loans such as FHA Purchase loans, FHA Refinance, FHA Streamline Refinance, FHA loans, FHA Jumbo, FHA Jumbo Purchase, FHA Jumbo Refinance, FHA Jumbo Streamline Refinance, FHA High Balance, and FHA mortgages of all types. Visit us at www.vandykfunding.com to get started or just find out more

Saturday, March 8, 2008

New Loan Limits released

HUD has finalized the new 2008 loan limits for FHA, FNMA & FHLMC backed loans.

The new limits increase the max loans for FHA from just over $368K up to $729,750. Although the highest amounts are for high cost metropolitan areas such as Los Angeles, New York, & San Francisco, Every county in America benefits from an increase in the FHA loan limit from $200K to a new minimum limit of $271,050. This helps to increase the number of US households that can qualify to purchase and refinance their homes.

You can find the new limits for your area here: 2008 Loan Limits .

FNMA & FHLMC, AKA Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac, are both GSE's or Government Sponsored Enterprises that purchase loans made by Mortgage Banks that meet their criteria. The new loan limits for Fannie & Freddie rose from $417K up to $729,750 as well in many areas, depending on Geographic area based on housing prices. Many areas did experience a significant increase in this amount, even if it didn't go to the max ceiling. For instance, Seattle homes can now qualify up to $569,500, and San Diego homes now qualify up to $697,500.

Please do not hesitate to call us to find out if the new loan limits can help your financial plans.
Our toll free number is 866-900-2342.

You may also apply online to get your home loan quote at http://www.vandykfunding.com/ , simply click on the Loan Application button at the top of the page.

Monday, December 24, 2007

Mortgage Forgiveness Act Signed into Law

Mortgage Forgiveness Act Signed into Law
Yesterday, President Bush signed H.R. 3648, The Mortgage Forgiveness Act of 2007, into law, sparing homeowners the tax burden associated with canceled mortgage debt.

Prior to this action, forgiven mortgage debt due to foreclosure, short sale, or deed in lieu of foreclosure, was considered taxable income. The new law, however, temporarily waives these taxes for debts forgiven (as high as 35%) from the beginning of 2007 to the end of 2009. The bill also extends the tax deduction for mortgage insurance premiums through 2014.

"This is going to make a happy holiday for many homeowners," President Bush said yesterday before signing the bill in to law. During the press conference he added the following:

"When you're worried about making your payments, higher taxes are the last thing you need to worry about. So this bill will create a three-year window for homeowners to refinance their mortgage and pay no taxes on any debt forgiveness that they receive. And it's a really good piece of legislation. The provision will increase the incentive for borrowers and lenders to work together to refinance loans – and it will allow American families to secure lower mortgage payments without facing higher taxes."

"There's more work to be done," Bush added, saying that Congress needs to pass legislation to strengthen Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, to modernize FHA, and to allow the government to issue tax-exempt bonds for refinancing existing home loans.

H.R. 3648 Summary