pilot mortgages
04-05-2017, 11:33 AM
#61
Mortgage Loan Officer
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Position: Desk
Posts: 22
Originally Posted by FlyingAnvil
I realize this thread is old but we just tried to be approved through National Bank of Kansas City this past couple weeks and they gave us a thumbs-down based on not understanding the airline industry. Just my two cents.
04-13-2017, 02:26 AM
#62
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Joined APC: Jan 2017
Position: 757/767 Capt
Posts: 56
We got a nice little rate dip this week and I'm taking advantage of it to lower rates at no cost for as many VA borrowers as I can.
If you are over 3.625% on a 30yr VA that's still your primary residence, email me to see if I can make a NO cost VA IRRRL work for you. I just need your state, VA Disability status, credit score and loan amount to run a quick quote.
I can also do No cost IRRRLs on previous homes that you still have a VA on but use as a rental now. The rate would just be a little higher but if your sitting above 4% it'd be worth looking at.
Fly safe!
Marty
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If you are over 3.625% on a 30yr VA that's still your primary residence, email me to see if I can make a NO cost VA IRRRL work for you. I just need your state, VA Disability status, credit score and loan amount to run a quick quote.
I can also do No cost IRRRLs on previous homes that you still have a VA on but use as a rental now. The rate would just be a little higher but if your sitting above 4% it'd be worth looking at.
Fly safe!
Marty
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04-15-2017, 08:04 PM
#63
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Position: 757/767 Capt
Posts: 56
May 22-24 Trident Home Loans is proud to be the Premier sponsor of the Blue Angels Airshow at the United States Naval Academy. Our offices are located in Pensacola Florida. Trident is owned by myself; 1985' USNA Grad/Navy Pilot and Tim Moor AOCS NAS Pensacola/Navy Pilot. We are also proud to sponsor the Blue Angel Foundation's reunion as well as the Naval Academy Athletic Associations excellence in Athletics golf tournament all during Commencement week. I personally look forward to seeing many of my fellow shipmates at the VIP Tents as well as the 40 or so Former Blue Angels and their families. If you're in town please swing by for a visit. I'd love to meet you!
Marty
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05-04-2017, 12:50 PM
#64
New Hire
Joined APC: Jan 2017
Posts: 8
Another vouch for NBKC! Contacted PilotWife2 and she was able to do more in a few hours than my previous lender was able to do in a month. Highly recommend them to anyone in the industry thinking of or in the process of purchasing a home.
05-14-2017, 05:21 AM
#66
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Position: 757/767 Capt
Posts: 56
Originally Posted by Blackwing
What sort of credit scores are needed these days to qualify for a non-VA mortgage?
620 for pretty much all mortgage products these days. I have an underwriter that'll go down to 550 with a 10% down payment. It's not typically the credit score that disqualifies people it's how recent the derogatory things on the credit report occurred.
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05-14-2017, 11:23 AM
#68
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Originally Posted by Blackwing
What sort of rates?
Can't accurately say without knowing your specifics. Depends on the credit score, loan amount, down payment size and location. Also could go FHA which has lower rates than conventional loans. If you PM, email, or call me with those details I can give you a good idea on the rate and what would be the best deal based on your specifics in about 5mins.
Marty
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06-10-2017, 04:50 PM
#69
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Position: CRJ FO
Posts: 58
Originally Posted by MartyTHL
Every lender is going to be different and some are better than others with these situations.
The typical options we give guys who are separating and going to the airlines are:
1) Buy before you establish a separation date if possible
2) Buy after you separate once you start getting your airline training pay.
Option 1 is easy and there won't be any questions asked or larger down payment required because an officer has an indefinite DOS until your separation package is approved.
Option 2 is something we do all the time. It won't require a larger down payment assuming you're doing a VA. The break in employment isn't an issue because you've been in the same line of work (pilot) for more than 2 years regardless of who you fly for. Training pay is typically around $5K which usually allows us to qualify someone like you for around a $2.8K mortgage payment once you start training.
You run into a problem if you have a date of separation and haven't got a job offer from an airline yet or you separate prior to getting hired. We can even work it if you have a separation date approved as long as you have a verifiable job offer from an airline.
Getting a mortgage is like passing a flight physical. As long as the paperwork looks good during the 30-45 day closing window no one is going to care what you do after you close as long as you're making your payments.
Marty
The typical options we give guys who are separating and going to the airlines are:
1) Buy before you establish a separation date if possible
2) Buy after you separate once you start getting your airline training pay.
Option 1 is easy and there won't be any questions asked or larger down payment required because an officer has an indefinite DOS until your separation package is approved.
Option 2 is something we do all the time. It won't require a larger down payment assuming you're doing a VA. The break in employment isn't an issue because you've been in the same line of work (pilot) for more than 2 years regardless of who you fly for. Training pay is typically around $5K which usually allows us to qualify someone like you for around a $2.8K mortgage payment once you start training.
You run into a problem if you have a date of separation and haven't got a job offer from an airline yet or you separate prior to getting hired. We can even work it if you have a separation date approved as long as you have a verifiable job offer from an airline.
Getting a mortgage is like passing a flight physical. As long as the paperwork looks good during the 30-45 day closing window no one is going to care what you do after you close as long as you're making your payments.
Marty
06-10-2017, 05:36 PM
#70
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Position: 757/767 Capt
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pilot mortgages
Originally Posted by fiftyone
I obviously stumbled across this post way late, but I thank you for clarifying the two options. I will have to choose one shortly and look forward to working with you.
Good luck! I'm happy to help whenever you need it. Rates are real good right now so the timing is perfect.
Marty
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