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First-time home buyers jitters - seeking input
My wife and I are considering buying a new house in Central CA. The
builder offers a $70k off the price of a $239,000 home (3bd/2ba, 1271 sq ft) as an incentive for using their preferred lender. We make $62K before taxes; our FICO scores are 770 and 734. The lender offers 6.125% 30yr fx for an FHA loan where the builder will also pay the 3% down ($5,000) through the Nehemiah non-profit program. I guess I don't understand why a "preferred" lender. So far I looked at rates in Bankrate and it looked about right for the type of loan in this zipcode. We have the first-time homebuyers jitters and can't decide whether this is a good deal or not. This is for an inventory house, but we can also have a new one built in 4 months when we are expecting a salary increase. Should we take it or should we wait? Any input would be greatly appreciated :-) |
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