yankebabie
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Anybody re-fi thru this program. Just got off phone with my bank. As easy as faxing my homeowners policy and having them send my docs to sign? Is it really that simple???????
maxaroni said:We did last year....same lender (wells Fargo) and didn't have to give them much at all. No w2's or anything. Perhaps due to being same lender. We were sweating out the timing as we were going to WDW and if docs aren't sent back in time you can lose out. Our rep fed ex'd them to us. The next day took the to a notary (free) and took the docs to fed ex that evening. If she didn't fed ex them we may not have made it. Saving $500 per month
We had the same timing issue in sept, ended up having the docs fed exec to us AT our hotel, we were at WBC and they had a notary there we were able to use. Nothing like a little added stress to vacation right? Lol .
After you mailed documents back, what happens next? Do you have to go somewhere to close on loan? How long did whole process call?
Do you need to have a closing attorney or have an attorney look at the docs before you sign and send them back?
I just got an email about this from our lender, Quicken Loans. I don't know much about the program, and in the (little) research I did, I was still confused. We have a pretty good rate at 4.25%, but I'm intrigued. Can anyone out there give me the "complete idiot's" version of the HARP program?
The HARP program is for those of us who are current on our loan and want to refi at a lower rate but now the houses are worth less than we owe. So the gov. came out with this program a year ago. The refi has to be with your current lender
Ours was simple, but not like that..........
We provided the standard income/asset info. Listed debts. We were able to skip getting an appraisal. We had to provide copies of a few documents (like proof of insurance). We signed a bunch of papers for the application. Then they came to our kitchen table to close the deal. We used a new lender and did it in Jan/Feb of 2012.
It really was an easy thing to do, just not quite as short for us as your description!