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The Sapphire Grant Product 1 3/28/2014 Sapphire Product 2 Do not need to be a first NOTE: The grant of time homebuyer Can be used with an FHA, VA, or USDA 1st trust deed Can be combined with a CalHFA MCC to reduce ratios. The rate is different depending on the amount of the grant chosen. 3% or 5%, whichever you choose, is based on the total loan amount, including MIP, not on sales price or appraised value. 3/28/2014 Sapphire Grant Product 3 3% or 5% can be used for down payment, closing costs or origination fee The Grant is forgiven; no repayment required ½% down can be gift Borrower Paid Origination Only Max broker comp: 1 ½% (can be paid by buyer, seller, 3rd party, or with grant funds) SFR’s, PUD’s, or FHA approved condos; no 203K’s. Minimum Fico: 620 Maximum Loan: $417,000 including UFMIP or VA funding fee Ratios: not required, just need a DU Accept Owner Occupied Non occupant co-signors allowed (co signors income not considered in limitations Non occupant co borrowers not allowed. 115% of Medium Income Limitations; http://www.nhfloan.org/Programs/NHF_Sa pp_Income_Limits.aspx Income calculated per HUD or VA guidelines- not by family size Customary and reasonable closing cost fees allowed Manual lock at [email protected] (must be in Ready for Docs Status) 3030NHF – FHA 30yr fixed 3% 30305NHF – FHA 30yr fixed 5% 3030VNHF – VA 30yr fixed 3% 30305VNHF – VA 30yr fixed 5% 3/28/2014 IMPORTANT! – How to enter on the 1003 4 The Sapphire Grant is NOT a lender credit nor an “other asset”. There are 2 places on the 1003 which the grant funds need to be entered correctly in order for the DU to run properly How to enter on Page 1 of the 1003 under source of down payment: List as FHA Gift Source Nonprofit/Religious/Community-Non-Seller Funder How to enter on Page 2 of the 1003 under the asset screen: Gift not deposited. Name the bank as Sapphire. 3/28/2014 Sapphire Income Limits 2014 5 3/28/2014 Sapphine 2014 Income Limits 6 3/28/2014 Can I have an MCC Tax Credit with the Sapphire Product? Yes! 7 3/28/2014 8 • An MCC Credit can help you reduce your ratios. • When using a MCC Credit, use the CalHFA income/sales limits, whichever is lower. Combine your Sapphire with an MCC Credit – however remember MCC requires you to be a 1st time h/b, Sapphire does not. 3/28/2014