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The first C is for Capacity. The lender wants to make sure the borrower has the ability to repay the loan. The lender considers many factors, such as the amount and the stability of the borrower’s income. Based on their experience with other borrowers, the lender assumes that the applicant can safely spend a certain percentage of his or her income for housing costs. In addition to the repayment of the loan(s), housing costs include other expenses associated with owning property including monthly expenses for property taxes, homeowners insurance, homeowners association fees (in the event the property is located, for example, in a planned development) and in some cases mortgage insurance. The lender must determine what level of income the borrower has. Income that may be considered generally can include...

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DHI Mortgage

Home Insurance
The first C is for Capacity. The lender wants to make sure the borrower has the ability to repay the loan. The lender considers many factors, such as the amount and the stability of the borrower’s income. Based on their experience with other borrowers, the lender assumes that the applicant can safely spend a certain percentage of his or her income for housing costs. In addition to the repayment of the loan(s), housing costs include other expenses associated with owning property including monthly expenses for property taxes, homeowners insurance, homeowners association fees (in the event the property is located, for example, in a planned development) and in some cases mortgage insurance. The lender must determine what level of income the borrower has. Income that may be considered generally can include...
Title Insurance
Why Title Insurance? In every real estate transfer the matter of title examination typically arises. The home purchaser may question whether title insurance is really necessary when an examination of the title has been completed by a title examiner or real estate attorney as part of the real estate purchase transaction, especially when the examination of available title records shows no adverse information which might lend question as to the marketability of the title. But does an examination of title records necessarily remove all doubt of title problems eventually surfacing? The answer is NO...And that is why title insurance exists and why we at DHI Title believe it plays such an important role in protecting the real estate interests and equity of all policy holders.

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Hazard Insurance Premium: This premium prepayment is for insurance protection for you and the lender against loss due to fire and natural hazards. This coverage may be included in a Homeowners Policy which insures against additional risks which may include personal liability and theft. Lenders often require payment of the first year's premium at settlement. A hazard insurance or homeowner's policy may not protect you against loss caused by flooding. If your mortgage is Federally insured and your property is within a special flood hazard area identified by FEMA, you may be required by Federal law to carry flood insurance on your home. Such insurance may be purchased in participating communities under the National Flood Insurance Act.

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