What is the minium percent down for conventional loan?
Typically 20%
Being a second time buyer has nothing to do with the amount required. The down payment as a % of the purchase price depends on the loan program the buyer has selected. A VA or USDA loan may not require any down payment. Conventional loans may require 5, 10 or 20% down. FHA requires about 3.75% down. It is not a "one size fits all" proposition.
20 percent of 40,000 is 8,000.
how much of a down payment, length of loan, APR....
Depends on your credit rating, how long ago you defaulted, and how much of a down payment you plan to make. A default will stick with the credit score for 7 years.
Yes, it depends on how much you put down for a down payment, and how much you are making payments. The faster you pay off your loan, the less interest you will owe.
The student loan payment calculator is very on point and accurate. You will be able to see how much you can get on your loan and how long you can keep it.
Your monthly mortgage payment is affected by a couple factors, starting with your down payment. A greater down payment decreases the overall sum of the loan, therefore decreasing your monthly mortgage payments. The interest rate will also affect the total of the home loan and the amount you have to pay every month. If you have a high interest rate, then you will have to pay more on the total loan and every month.
It is not the difficulty of attaining a loan, but attaining a loan with a reasonable interest rate or down payment requirement. After events such as filing for bankruptcy or having bad credit, people giving out loans may require as much as 25-30% of the loan in a down payment with extremely high interest rates.
It depends on the economy and where the house is.
Traditionally a down payment or mortgage deposit was about %20 of the requested loan. Some lenders will accept less than %20 even to no down payment in exchange for higher interest rates. The general rule is the higher the down payment the lower the interest rate.
One man had bad credit and had to pay 27% interest on his loan. Yes, he got a car loan. He did not get a 7% loan. You can probably get a car loan. There is no telling what percent you will have to pay and how much down payment you will need to put up.