It's time to re-think the traditional 30 year mortgage.
DID YOU KNOW
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Roughly 80% of all mortgages are less than 5 years old?
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Homeowners change their current mortgage option within 5 years?
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Less than a 1/3rd of the Nation's homeowners have ever paid off a home?
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We now owe roughly $10,000,000,000,000 (Ten Trillion) on our mortgages?
THE TRUTH IN LENDING
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Banks find it much easier and profitable to refinance your customer 6 times in 30 years than to keep them in a 30 year mortgage product all the way through payoff. Example:
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$400,000 loan at 4.875%
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Interest gain on 30 year fixed: $362,059
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Interest gain on 6 different 30 year fixed (assuming same rate): $562,000
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Lending products are closed-ended and come with an amortization schedule which maximizes interest gain for the bank within the first 20 years of a 30 year fixed.
INNOVATION
- Modeled after very popular programs offered in other countries and by adopting U.S. Commercial Banking Account functionality, the Home Ownership Accelerator loan was created.
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The loan merges a customer's mortgage debt with the functionality of a secured checking account into one. Commonly referred to as a "Sweep-Account", this allows discretionary money that would have normally been sitting idle at your bank to be applied to the principal balance of your mortgage while it waits to be spent. There is no amortization schedule; the loan computes interest costs upon each day's lower loan balance reducing the overall interest costs on the mortgage, accelerating payoff.
SUMMARY
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A very simple loan for conservative and savvy homeowners who care about:
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Liquidity and or Payoff
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Your income deposited into the checking account lowers your mortgage balance
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Your end-of-day balance is recorded and used to compute interest costs
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Less of your funds spent on interest means more of your funds are left to principal
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Your money continues to work for you and not the bank
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This cycle repeats itself each month compounding interest savings
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The net result is accelerated reduction of mortgage debt and early payoff
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All the meanwhile allowing the borrower access to equity for 30 years
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Equity access based on DTI and LTV at underwriting



