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Navy FCU

Fernando

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Joined
Nov 7, 2016
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Certified Residential Appraiser
State
California
My comp was not listed in MLS but was sold with Navy FCU as lender with 5% down. Rarely sees this lender around here.
My third party source indicated arms length but I'm not sure if appraiser was right.
I don't know about VA loans but I will indicate this financing in the report and let reader be aware.
 
It's just another credit union catering to active/former Navy. They do all kinds of lending, not just VA.
 
Normal purchase of 5% down is not normal. Did the price reflected such a low down payment. In current market, all cash deal is not hard to get.
 
Me crazy? 5% down for VA loan. Not exposed to market. Doesn't sound like arms length transaction. Appraiser Intuition.
 
Me crazy? 5% down for VA loan. Not exposed to market. Doesn't sound like arms length transaction. Appraiser Intuition.
What exactly does this mean? "normal purchase of 5% down is not normal"
 
What exactly does this mean? "normal purchase of 5% down is not normal"
No one unless special cases get a 95% LTV. No skin in the game and if foreclosed, lender deserved the risk taken.
 
No one unless special cases get a 95% LTV. No skin in the game and if foreclosed, lender deserved the risk taken.

AI Overview

While a precise, real-time count of every lender offering 95% Loan-to-Value (LTV) loans is not available, these loans are common, with nearly all conventional lenders adhering to
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac guidelines, which allow up to 95% LTV, and some extending to 97%.
 
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