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Old 01-19-2005, 08:40 PM
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20 percent down from 2nd mortgage


What is the name of your state? NY

Hello,

I am involved in an 80-10-10 mortgage from HSBC. I put down my own 10%, and HSBC brings a check for the other 10% to closing as an equity loan.

Now my real estate agent is saying that this does not meet the 20% requirements of the coop and that i need to have the 20% in cash, none can be borrowed. If i submit my application as is, and get denied, i can lose my 10% down payment so he claims.

Do i have any case here? Why should the coop care where teh 10% comes from? They are getting paid regardless.

thanks
ken
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Old 01-20-2005, 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted by straightflush
What is the name of your state? NY

Hello,

I am involved in an 80-10-10 mortgage from HSBC. I put down my own 10%, and HSBC brings a check for the other 10% to closing as an equity loan.

Now my real estate agent is saying that this does not meet the 20% requirements of the coop and that i need to have the 20% in cash, none can be borrowed. If i submit my application as is, and get denied, i can lose my 10% down payment so he claims.

Do i have any case here? Why should the coop care where teh 10% comes from? They are getting paid regardless.

thanks
ken
**A: I do not have an anser for you other than to have an attorney review the coop rules and regs. You basically DO NOT qualify since the 20% funds must be your own and not borrowed funds.
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