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Is a $800K home in boston over the conventional loan maximum?

Property is in boston proper - would I need to go jumbo for this? And would i qualify with 700 credit?
By diaria86234958 from MA Jun 17th 2014
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The conforming loan limit is up to $417,000 however I have a jumbo product where the rates are slightly lower than the conforming rates. Please call to discuss further. Ron 617-775-8110 Thx.

Jun 17th 2014
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The conventional loan limit for Boston is $470,250, so if you have 40% to put down, you should be ok.. if not, then you will need jumbo financing, and if the lender only looked at the credit score, then 700 would be acceptable... however you will still need to meet all other loan qualifications to get approved. I'm a Broker here in Scottsdale AZ and I only lend in Arizona. If you or someone you know is looking for financing options, feel free to contact me or pass along my information. William J. Acres, Lender411's number ONE lender in Arizona. 480-287-5714 WilliamAcres.com

Jun 17th 2014

The conventional loan limit for Boston is $470,250, so if you had 40% to put down, you would be ok.. if not, then you will need jumbo financing, and if the credit score is 700 then would be acceptable... however you will still need to meet all other loan qualifications to get approved so call me as I am in Mass 508 802 0935 or email robertoliveira51@gmail.com

Jun 17th 2014

Diaria;Sorry for the delay in response, yes as others have stated, you will need a Jumbo. Give me a call 978 502 3007. I have a fnatastic low fixed rate for your loan or a 10/1 arm with a very low rate. I work for Greenpark Mortgage/Berkshire bank we are the official sponsers of the Boston Bruins on Nesn. We are a Bank located in Massachusetts who holds the Mortgage.Jeff

Jun 19th 2014








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