Wimberly Funding has consolidated valuable resources that provide financing for a select niche of borrower. Our goal is to zero in and get your deal closed and funded. As a borrower or broker, you may have wasted a lot of time looking for financing or maybe you just don’t have the time to weed through your options. With the financing world ever changing the environment is cluttered with financing options that don’t have real value, or the ability to follow through all the way to getting you closed. Our programs only cater to the high-net-worth client. These clients may have value or appraisal issues or may not show income on their personal tax returns.
Jumbo Loans or Jumbo Mortgages are those that exceed the conforming limits of Fannie – Mae and Freddie Mac, which are currently set at $832,750 – If you have a loan above this amount your loan is considered a Jumbo or Non – Conforming Mortgage – also, if your loan exceeds $2M or more your loan is considered a Super Jumbo Loan or Super Jumbo Mortgage.
The down payment on a Jumbo Loan is 20%, depending on the borrower’s credit scores, debt to income ratios, amount of liquid reserves and other factors. Jumbo loans carry a higher risk than conforming loans for two reasons (1). There is no secondary market for these loans like Fannie – Mae and Freddie Mac. (2). It’s about spreading risk – a bank can make several smaller conforming loans versus one Jumbo loan thereby there is more inherent risk in making one large loan versus several smaller loans.
With a Jumbo Loan a borrower must have a higher – credit score, a lower debt to income ratio, put more money into the down – payment and have more money in liquid reserves after closing.
Super Jumbo Loans or Super Jumbo Mortgages are those that exceed $2M and up – because of the increased risks the down – payment requirements are higher. With a higher loan amount there is more overall inherent risk to the investor. One way to reduce the risk and still make Super Jumbo Loans is to reduce the maximum allowable loan to value or (LTV) – this will result in some cases a client having to put 25% to 50% down payment.
Another way that investors can offset risk and still make Super Jumbo Loans is to have a higher interest – rate. Thus, as your loan amount goes up you can expect to pay a higher – interest – rate than you would on a Conforming Mortgage or Jumbo Loan.
With a Super Jumbo Loan or Super Jumbo Mortgage, a borrower must have a higher – credit score, a lower debt income ratio, put more money into a down payment, and have more money in liquid reserves after closing – in most cases the investor will require two appraisals.
1. Completed Residential Loan Application – A 1003.
2. Borrower’s Biography / Net – Worth Summary
3. Passport / ID
4. Personal Financial Statement
5. Asset Summary
6. Income / Business Summary
7. Property Summary
8. Current Mortgage / Pay – Off
9. Appraisal / Valuation Information
10. Title / Deed
11. Photos
12. Source – of – Wealth Explanation
13. Requested Loan Structure
14. (6) Months of Bank Statements
15. Credit ( If they are U.S. citizens)
16. Property Use (Rented or Self Use)
17. Reason For Default
18. Use of Funds
19. Exit
