Didier Malagies
Buying Florida
Didier Malagies is a leader in the Tampa Bay Mortgage industry, serving Pinellas, Pasco, Hillsborough counties, and beyond with his sights set on educating residential and commercial buyers regarding Florida purchases. With over 20 years of expertise, Didier has built relationships with realtors, bankers, and clients based on integrity and his drive to provide the best customer experience in the state by being there from beginning to end of every purchase. Whether you're looking to move, invest, start a business or expand, Didier will share everything you need to know on his show every week. D...
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Do you have enough insurance coverage with all the appreciation on your home 27.06.2024 2:58
How long has it been since you have lived in your home? what did you pay for it back then and what is the value today after all of the home appreciation? Maybe it is time to call your insurance agent and ensure you have replacement coverage. Our home has been our wealth over the years and I think it is important to make sure you are well covered. tune in and learn at https://www.ddamortgage.com/bl...
PMI is different on FHA, VA, and Conventional Mortgages 20.06.2024 4:51
VA Mortgages have no monthly PMI, they have a funding fee that goes on top of the loan and it varies from a first-time VA buyer to a second-time user if there is a certain percentage of disability then no funding fee. With an FHA Mortgage, there is an upfront funding fee of 1.75% and a .55 factor for monthly PMI. Now for Conventional Mortgages, there is no upfront funding fee only a monthly PMI an...
The loan limits for FHA, Va, and Conventional 13.06.2024 3:28
For Conventional loans, limits are now at $766,550 before entering Jumbo territory. You can buy a home for $806,842 putting 5% down and still be Conventional. Now for FHA the loan limit is $498,257. you can buy a home for $516,328 putting 3.5% down now A VA mortgage can go up to $2,000,000 with no money down. 100% financing up to $2,000,000 With the cost of everything going up, it is nice to see...
A DSCR loan uses rental income only to qualify for a mortgage on an investment property 06.06.2024 4:49
A residential DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio) loan is a type of mortgage typically used for investment properties, where the approval and terms of the loan are based on the property’s income rather than the borrower’s personal income. The DSCR is a measure of a property's ability to generate enough income to cover its debt obligations. Here's a more detailed explanation: Key Points of...
Needing only 1 year's return for the self-employed for the last 5 years for a Conventional Mortgage 30.05.2024 4:15
I learned a hard lesson on a loan last year, I had a borrower who was self-employed for the last 2 years but another company was self-employed for 3 years. I took that loan as a non-QM with a higher rate. The borrower had another broker run it and required only 1 year's return and he qualified which lost me the deal. He would not have qualified for the 2 year's returns. A hard lesson lea...
Why use a Mortgage Broker 23.05.2024 6:33
Mortgage brokers are intermediaries between borrowers and lenders, offering assistance in finding and securing mortgage loans. Here's what they typically provide: Access to Multiple Lenders: Mortgage brokers work with a variety of lenders, including banks, credit unions, and private lenders. This allows them to offer borrowers a range of options to suit their needs. Expertise and Guidance: Br...
What you need to know about FHA203k 16.05.2024 6:00
There are two main types of FHA 203(k) loans: Standard 203(k) Loan: This is for more extensive renovations and repairs, including structural changes and repairs that exceed $35,000. The loan amount is based on the projected value of the property after the renovations. Limited 203(k) Loan: This is for less extensive renovations and repairs, typically costing less than $35,000. It's often used...
What are the 3 different types of FHA Mortgages 09.05.2024 4:34
1. Regular FHA where you can put down 3.5% have lower credit scores, higher income debt ratios 2. FHA203k - Mortgage you can do with an added feature of having Home improvements where you buy a home and get things done like a new roof, air conditioning, etc ., and have it all in one. 3. I am going to catch you on this one, did you know that Reverse Mortgage is an FHA? So really 3 different types...
Mortgages and Inflation 02.05.2024 5:38
The Gov't is printing 1 trillion every 100 days, and the costs of everything are out of control. The time will come when they will be printing a trillion every 30 days. Credit cards, car loans, and student loans are at unprecedented levels is it time to refinance your home to save money and then do another refinance as a rate term when the pivot happens at some point in the future the cost of...
What opportunities are their for First-Time Homebuyers 25.04.2024 4:21
Depending on where you live there is an opportunity in certain areas that you can get $2,500 towards the closing costs. You also get a lower rate and monthly PMI. Programs open up to you where there is down payment assistance and also the 1% down program available. I am seeing more and more first-time home buyers coming out now and this is information you need to know. Yes, home prices are higher...
What is going on with interest rates 18.04.2024 5:32
Rates are moving up now and several factors could be contributing to it, the 1 trillion dollars that the gov't is printing every 100 days could be inflationary. so what I see happening is there will have to be an event that happens to drop rates like we experienced in 2020. We will be paying 1.6 trillion in interest expense annually starting at the end of this year and are said to grow to 3 t...
What do you need to know about VA Mortgage 11.04.2024 4:53
Competitive Interest Rates: VA loans often offer competitive interest rates compared to conventional loans, making them an attractive option for eligible borrowers. Flexible Credit Requirements: VA loans typically have more flexible credit requirements compared to conventional loans, making them accessible to borrowers with less-than-perfect credit. Loan Limits: VA loans do have loan limits, which...
Getting an FHA203k or a Conventional Renovation Mortgage 04.04.2024 5:07
With More homes going on the market, people losing jobs and the cost of everything going up, when a home comes on the market it may need a New Roof, A/c, floors, kitchen, and or bathroom. With an FHA 203k or a Conventional renovation loan, you can have that done when buying the home. An opportunity to include that in the mortgage so you do not have to do the out-of-pocket expense. Maybe the home w...
What different type of mortgages are there 28.03.2024 6:44
You have Conventional Mortgages, FNMA/FHMC, FHA, VA, Reverse Mortgages, Bank Statement loans, DSCR, Reverse Mortgages, and 1099 mortgages. Depending on your particular situation, could be a choice based on credit scores, income, funds to close Buying a home using Bank statements to qualify for a mortgage Buying a home using a 1099 only to qualify for a mortgage Using rental income to qualify for...
Refinancing your mortgage using the blended rate 21.03.2024 4:08
What if you refinanced your lower-rate first mortgage into a higher rate but consolidated all of your debt into one low payment. Getting rid of credit cards, car loans, installment loans, and student loans. What would your savings be a month and how much would you save? Then if property values were ever to plummet and rates came crashing down. Just go back to 2007 when we were able to refinance ev...
1% down for the purchase of your home 14.03.2024 2:49
First-time homebuyers put down 1%, and the lender gives you 2% towards the down payment, no strings, and no liens. You have 3% down and now work on getting the seller to pay closing costs of up to 3%. Working on a loan right now where the purchase price is $238,000, the 1% down is $2,380 the lender is giving $4,760 and the seller is paying 6,000 of closing costs. so the remaining closing costs a...
Bridge loans for commercial loans and residential flip properties 07.03.2024 3:18
Bridge loan to acquire, renovate, and stabilize a multifamily investment property. When the rents are under the market and the units are outdated. This program allows you to acquire a property below market value and make cosmetic upgrades to increase rents. how about capitalizing the fit-up of retail/office investment property? We also have flip-fix loans for residential. 6 to 24 months loan amoun...
Is a Reverse Mortgage tabboo 29.02.2024 6:17
Do you not tell anyone that you have one? Are there others in similar situations Spouse and has passed on, only fixed income such as social security. Are food costs going up along with Medical? It is time to get a HECM - a line of credit to help you in your later years of life, Have your children be involved and everyone learn how a Reverse Mortgage works. People have 401k's. there is equity...
DSCR - using the rental income only to qualify for an investment property 22.02.2024 5:11
DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio): DSCR is a financial ratio that measures a company's ability to meet its debt obligations. In the context of loans, it typically refers to the ratio of a property's net operating income to its debt obligations, including mortgage payments. A higher DSCR indicates a better ability to cover debt payments. Non-Qualified Mortgage (Non-QM): Non-QM loans are...
Using Business Bank Statements to qualify for a mortgage 15.02.2024 3:48
12-month business bank statement loans" typically refer to a type of loan program where a borrower's income is determined based on their business bank statements rather than traditional income documentation such as tax returns or pay stubs. This type of loan is often categorized as a Non-Qualified Mortgage (Non-QM) because it doesn't meet the criteria set by the Qualified Mortgage (...
Buying a home that is still in probate, what could go wrong? 08.02.2024 5:05
Why list a home when it is in probate? Anything can happen during probate, it is hard to lock in an interest rate and notify the landlord if you are a renter giving a 30-day notice. They never seem to work out on schedule which is why it makes it difficult for all parties. When you are told that it is almost done, like my present client who has been waiting now for 2 months. Life goes on hold and...
Need a little extra income to qualify for a mortgage and over 59 1/2 years old 25.01.2024 5:25
If you are over 59 1/2 and have a retirement account, you can use monthly distributions to qualify for a mortgage. You must have 36 months of payments in order to use the income. If you need 500 a month and if you calculate out 36 months that is 18,000 in your retirement account and you have that or more then you can use that as income. It's a great way to help give you the added income to ge...
A list of things you need to know about Condos 25.01.2024 6:24
Find out if you have a dog and what is the weight they accept. I just had a deal fall through due to the dog weighing 40 pounds and the weight allowed was 25 pounds. If they have an engineering report done review it. Are they going to charge an assessment? or association fees going up? You need to do your homework. If the budget has more than 10% reserves that is good, you can see how the board i...
Is it time to think about a Reverse Mortgage to help supplement income, health care, home repairs, etc., 18.01.2024 5:53
10,000 people a day are turning 65 years old, some have social security, pension, or 401k. I see a lot with just Social security Is it time to think about using your equity in your home to help supplement your income? Wouldn't be great to have access to an equity line and all you have to pay is the property taxes and insurance on the home. Need a new A/C, Roof, or whatever home repair no need...
Should I lock in my interest rates when I am under contract on a new home 11.01.2024 4:54
As you can see every day the market is insane without reason. We Have just dropped big time with rates over the last month. When you are buying it is a snapshot in time with rates. You are closing in 30 to 45 days, anything can happen in that time frame If you are comfortable with the mortgage payment then it is good to lock in. You are looking for the opportunity when the Gov't pivots and r...
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