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100% Payment Option ARM Loans
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By Ben Afzal

Basics The 100% payment option loan usually involves:

  • Initial payment rate
  • Initial payment
  • First payment adjustment
  • Initial note rate
  • Maximum deferred interest
  • Potential recast
  • Index
  • Margin
  • Qualifying rate
  • Note rate adjustment
  • Maximum debt to income ratio

Initial Payment Rate This is the minimum payment rate the loan offers. The minimum payment rate on some minimum payment plans is 1%, although on 100% option payment loans the initial payment rate is 2% or higher. The 100% payment option loan is usually structured as two different loans:

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  • The first 80% is a minimum payment option loan
  • The final 20% is a regular second loan

A minimum payment rate offers the borrower the opportunity to make a very low payment

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