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flinching

Member
What is the name of your state? CT moving to FL

Hello, I just typed a long post stating all the details of my question but when I hit submit, it said I wasn't logged on anymore and when I went back, everything I typed was gone!! So, I'm just going to make this quick this time. I have reasons for everything that may look ridiculous, but I'm not going to go into detail.

Basically, I have to be out of my apartment by Apr 1st b/c I didn't renew contract. I want to move down to Florida. I have 2 loan options: a 1st mortgage 80/20 and a 2nd mortgage where I have to put 10% down and pay PMI.

The home is 150k so I'd have to pay 20k down total including the closing costs if I got a 2nd mortgage, saying it is a vacation home and I'm going to live up here with family and not pay rent.

The only reason I'd get the 2nd mortgage rather than the 1st is b/c I don't have a job down there yet. The lender would need an Employment Agreement from my current company stating I'm transferring down there and will make the same income. I of course wouldn't have that. I only have about 30k in savings and I was counting on that money to help float me until I found my job. I should be able to get a job down there in my field with my experience and many licenses. But I'd be really worried if I had to put 20 out of 30k down and then pay extra each month in PMI.

I'm at the point where I'm thinking of getting an Employment Agreement form from one of these legal forms sites and making it out so that my company is stating I'll be working down there at my current income and signing it.

Does anyone know of any other alternatives for me? Is there anything else I could do? Any loop holes I don't know of? I'm worried that I'll move all of my stuff all the way down to Florida and something would go wrong w/ the closing b/c of this form. Is there anything else they'll probably need? Will they try to verify this form by calling my company? I'm willing to lose my retainer/good faith money which will be around 2k, but the moving everything down there for nothing will be horrible. Is there a strong likely hood of this thing falling apart b/c of this form? Thank you for any help!!
 


HomeGuru

Senior Member
flinching said:
What is the name of your state? CT moving to FL

Hello, I just typed a long post stating all the details of my question but when I hit submit, it said I wasn't logged on anymore and when I went back, everything I typed was gone!!


**A: no, it is not gone. You posted in the Mortgages forum and not this one.
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So, I'm just going to make this quick this time. I have reasons for everything that may look ridiculous, but I'm not going to go into detail.

Basically, I have to be out of my apartment by Apr 1st b/c I didn't renew contract. I want to move down to Florida. I have 2 loan options: a 1st mortgage 80/20 and a 2nd mortgage where I have to put 10% down and pay PMI.

The home is 150k so I'd have to pay 20k down total including the closing costs if I got a 2nd mortgage, saying it is a vacation home and I'm going to live up here with family and not pay rent.

The only reason I'd get the 2nd mortgage rather than the 1st is b/c I don't have a job down there yet. The lender would need an Employment Agreement from my current company stating I'm transferring down there and will make the same income. I of course wouldn't have that. I only have about 30k in savings and I was counting on that money to help float me until I found my job. I should be able to get a job down there in my field with my experience and many licenses. But I'd be really worried if I had to put 20 out of 30k down and then pay extra each month in PMI.

I'm at the point where I'm thinking of getting an Employment Agreement form from one of these legal forms sites and making it out so that my company is stating I'll be working down there at my current income and signing it.

Does anyone know of any other alternatives for me? Is there anything else I could do? Any loop holes I don't know of? I'm worried that I'll move all of my stuff all the way down to Florida and something would go wrong w/ the closing b/c of this form. Is there anything else they'll probably need? Will they try to verify this form by calling my company? I'm willing to lose my retainer/good faith money which will be around 2k, but the moving everything down there for nothing will be horrible. Is there a strong likely hood of this thing falling apart b/c of this form? Thank you for any help!!
**A: now you have 2 threads.
 

flinching

Member
no, it's the same post in both areas. i wasn't sure where to post it, so i posted it in both. but i had a much longer and more detailed post before and it vanished. must remember to copy everything before hitting submit, just in case. but thanks for replying to my post!! much appreciated.
 

HomeGuru

Senior Member
flinching said:
no, it's the same post in both areas. i wasn't sure where to post it, so i posted it in both. but i had a much longer and more detailed post before and it vanished. must remember to copy everything before hitting submit, just in case. but thanks for replying to my post!! much appreciated.

**A: we do not allow 2 posts even it is on different forums.
 

flinching

Member
HomeGuru said:
**A: we do not allow 2 posts even it is on different forums.
A: well, regardless...you've been such a huge help to me, i just can't thank you enough. your posts are awesome and chop full of great useful information for me. i feel like i should send you some money or something. i've already printed off your replies to my post so that i don't forget all of your on point answers. thanks a bunch!!
 

HomeGuru

Senior Member
flinching said:
A: well, regardless...you've been such a huge help to me, i just can't thank you enough. your posts are awesome and chop full of great useful information for me. i feel like i should send you some money or something. i've already printed off your replies to my post so that i don't forget all of your on point answers. thanks a bunch!!

**A: I see, another happy customer.
 

HomeGuru

Senior Member
flinching said:
A: you bet, you're advice is invaluable!!! and it's genius, may i add?

**A: no you may not add since you posted 2 threads and think it's just one.
I think you were flinching in your grade school fuzz math class.
 

flinching

Member
HomeGuru said:
**A: no you may not add since you posted 2 threads and think it's just one.
I think you were flinching in your grade school fuzz math class.
hahahahahaha. hey, are you a stand up comic moonlighting as a homeguru on message boards??? b/c that was probably the funniest post i've ever read. i thought i posted 2 threads but it was just one???? what!?!? what are you even talking about, you complete mongoloid? haha. what a loser. do me a favor, get off of these boards and get yourself a life.
 
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HomeGuru

Senior Member
flinching said:
hahahahahaha. hey, are you a stand up comic moonlighting as a homeguru on message boards??? b/c that was probably the funniest post i've ever read. i thought i posted 2 threads but it was just one???? what!?!? what are you even talking about, you complete mongoloid? haha. what a loser. do me a favor, get off of these boards and get yourself a life.

**A: another idiot of the week.
 

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