If you ask any Orange County
Mortgage Broker or Orange County Realtors what their thoughts are on the
current Real Estate Market, they will agree that it’s growing fast but for many
hard working Orange County Residents, the Real Estate Market is out of reach to
them because, they aren’t able to get an Orange County Mortgage Loan.
Fed Reserve Governor Express Concern
Elizabeth Duke, the Federal
Reserve Governor, recently expressed concern over the lack of growth in the
mortgage market and how hard it is for people to obtain mortgage loans in
Orange County and across the United States.
Duke confirmed that she
doesn’t want to see lenders relax on their lending criteria and start giving
borrowers mortgage loans similar to those mortgage loans that were common in
2005-2006 but she did echo the sentiment of many Orange County Mortgage brokers
that serious changes to the mortgage industry must be made because, most
borrowers with credit scores that are in the 680 range are still unable to
obtain mortgage loans.
What’s The Solution To The Problem?
As of April 2013, the
mortgage industry still has strict restrictions on who can qualify for a
mortgage loan because, due to low home prices combined with record job losses,
lenders like Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are concerned about creating another
wave of record defaults if borrowers who should never been qualified for
mortgage loans end up defaulting.
On the flip side of the
problem is that thanks to the Federal Governments efforts to keep interest
rates at record lows, lenders like Freddie, Fannie, Wells Fargo and Bank of
America haven’t had to work as hard as in recent past because, low mortgage
interest rates have created a “surge” in refinancing across the United States
so it’s anyone’s guess if and when the credit “criteria” that most lenders have
will ever be relaxed so the average borrower with a low credit score can
qualify for a mortgage loan.
To refinance your existing
Orange County Mortgage Loan or to see if you qualify for a mortgage, contact
Sun Financial Group today for a free consultation at (949) 699-1950.
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