Energy Efficient Mortgages

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Building a Better Future Stretch Building Code October 15, 2009.
Advertisements

What is an Energy Efficient Mortgage? An EEM is a loan made in conjunction with a VA purchase loan for an existing dwelling, or a refinance loan secured.
FHA Streamlined 203(k) Simple Process For Simple Repairs.
Presented by Tim Baldwin. Established by the Energy Act 2011 Loan scheme attached to energy bill. Governed by the consumer credit act Supervised by Independent.
ENERGY-EFFICIENT HOMES. POLICY This presentation will analyze the potential effectiveness and benefits of Energy- Efficient Homes.
LEARN HOW TO SELL USING 203(k) LOANS With Tim Pascarella.
FHA 203K Streamline. Why FHA 203K Streamline? Through the FHA 203K Streamline program, borrowers can purchase or refinance their home and include the.
A New Day Is Dawning… Sunnyside Pointe Homes An A ffordable, S ustainable, E fficient Planned Community.
Finance remodels at closing with the FHA 203(k) Streamline Home Loan Buyers can turn this Into this!
Economic Realities for Sustainable Real Estate Green Retrofit Lending 34 th Annual Real Estate & Economics Symposium Fisher Center for Real Estate & Urban.
VALUE HOME INSPECTIONS, INC. FHA 203k Inspections Strike while the iron is HOT…
Financing Your Weatherization Projects The Institute for Energy & Sustainability Weatherization Roundtable September 13, 2010 Sam Nutter N.E. Business.
Jean Justice, Karen Massey, Eric McPhail & Ken Tremblay.
Do Try This at Home!. Reducing energy consumption at home has many benefits.
Victoria Adams Stephanie Cogswell Daureen Lingley Emily Werner
Victoria Adams Stephanie Cogswell Daureen Lingley Emily Werner Energy Efficiency.
1) You’ve got a potential project and the family really needs help 2) You don’t want to “walk away” because sometimes you just want to do meaningful work.
Tax Credits & Financing for Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy Projects Presented by: The Morgantown Green Team.
Adriana Galue Wolfgang Custom Finishes HOME ENERGY STATS Biggest energy consumers Space heating – 34% Appliances and lighting – 34% Refrigerator.
Massachusetts New Homes with ENERGY STAR ® The sponsors of the Massachusetts New Homes with ENERGY STAR are Bay State Gas, Berkshire Gas, Cape Light Compact,
AGENDA Program Features Eligible/Ineligible Improvements
TRANSFORMING The Northeast’s Older Home Market with ENERGY EFFICIENT MORTGAGES © 2007 Northeast Home Energy Rating System Alliance.
New Mexico State University EFFICIENT RESIDENTIAL ENERYGY Fahzy Cooperative Extension Service ______ County.
3-n-1 Financing 1.Purchase 2.Remodel 3.Make Energy Efficient.
E NERGY S TAR  Purchasing Save Money Lower Energy Bills Reduce Air Pollution.
Renovation Financing Presented By: Kim Renock, CMB, CRO.
The Home Buying Process * The most common type of housing bought is the ??? Free standing single family home.
Kansas Housing Resources Corporation Kansas Energy Efficiency Program.
Massachusetts’ EE/RE Set-Aside Program Sharon Weber Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Air Innovations Conference August 12, 2004 – Chicago,
SARAH BORLAND AND JINNY CHOI PERIOD 2 Energy Efficiency and Consumption.
ENERGY STAR Webinar: Energy Efficient Mortgages (EEMs) 101 Brian Ng Lender Partnership Coordinator ENERGY STAR for Homes U.S Environmental Protection Agency.
1 | WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM – September 2012eere.energy.gov The Federal Perspective – Part 1 WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM – September 2012.
Housing Legal and Financial Decisions.. Lease Lease – Legal document between the owner of the property and the person wishing to occupy the property.
FHA’s Energy Efficient Mortgages. Purpose of the EEM  To Help Achieve the National Energy Goals  To Help Create Affordable Housing.
NORTHWEST ENERGY EFFICIENCY ALLIANCE Community Retrofit Program Residential Advisory Committee Anne Brink February 3, 2011.
Understanding the FHA 203K STREAMLINE AfterBefore.
Chapter © 2010 South-Western, Cengage Learning Buying a Home Why Buy a Home? The Home-Buying Process 22.
Home Efficiency Genie An innovative new approach to homeowner efficiency in Palo Alto incorporating Assessments and Advising.
A1 – Percentage of Applicable LTV  This figure comes from the applicable LTV charts Maximum Purchase LTV Factors Owner Occupant95% - 1 unit > 660 Score.
A1 - Contract Sales Price or Existing Debt  Purchase: Contract sales price of the property  Refinance: The amount of the existing debt  HUD REO:
Financing Energy Improvements with an Energy Efficient Mortgage (EEM) David Byrnes, LEED AP Home Performance Specialist
Blueprint Binghamton Community Discussions Energy Efficiency for Business June 6th, 12:00 - 2:00 PM.
STREAMLINED (k) Make the most of a good thing!. “Go Green” Home sales competitive & tight FTHOs still prevail Buyers seek out best & the most for their.
Interest Free Energy Efficiency Loan Program Proposal for Improvements August 15, 2016.
Section 7.3. The Home Buying Process Buying a home will probably be the most expensive purchase you ever make. You will need to determine your home ownership.
Understanding 203K Loans. Presented By: Mark Williams HUD Certified 203K Loan Consultant North Carolina Licensed Home Inspector (#1814) President: Integrated.
MYPF 13.1 Why Buy a Home? 13.2 The Home-Buying Process
Honoring Our Nation’s Heroes
Warm up: What are some ways that we can save energy?
Buying.
Goal of HRES Our goal is to empower our clients to establish positive relationships with real estate agents, landlords or Social Services Agencies to feel.
LenderSelect Mortgage Group Education for Renovation
LenderSelect Mortgage Group Lender Solutions to Save Your Sale
Appalachian State University
Federal Home Loan Modification Programs
203(k) Renovation Financing
Honoring Our Nation’s Heroes
Home Energy Savings Program Wyoming
Community Retrofit Program
Greening Your Home You deserve a Comfortable and Healthy Home!
Welcome and Thank You for Attending!
Types of Mortgage & Selling a Home
Home Buying Process Presented By:
FHA 203(k) Program Overview
The American Association
HUD 203(k) Renovation Loan Program
Honeywell.
Buying a New Home.
Where Californians find financing for their energy improvements.
Presentation transcript:

Energy Efficient Mortgages LenderSelect Mortgage Group Energy Efficient Mortgages

Product Description Homeowners with lower utility bills have more money in their pocket each month. Whether buying, selling, refinancing, or remodeling, borrowers can increase their comfort and actually save money by using the Energy Efficient Mortgage (EEM). An Energy Efficient Mortgage (EEM) allows the borrower to add qualifying energy improvements to their loan amount (Primary residence only). Can be combined with all FHA and VA programs (including FHA 203(k) loans).

Energy Efficient Mortgages (EEMs) Energy efficient appliances such as refrigerators, dishwashers, etc. cannot be included in this program. New roofs cannot be included in this program. These improvements can be combined with all FHA and VA programs. including 203(k) loans (full and streamline) including FHA and VA streamline refinances (with or without an appraisal) These improvements cannot be combined with Conventional programs.

Acceptable Energy Improvements Solar heating systems including solar systems for heating water for domestic use Solar heating and cooling systems Caulking and weather-stripping Programmable thermostats New or additional ceiling, attic, wall and floor insulation Water heater and/or water heater insulation Storm windows and/or doors including thermal windows and/or doors Heat pumps and vapor barriers Energy Star products (excluding appliances)

Acceptable Energy Improvements Furnace efficiency modifications limited to replacement burners, boilers, or furnaces designed to reduce the firing rate or to achieve a reduction in the amount of fuel consumed as a result of increased combustion efficiency Devices for modifying flue openings which will increase the efficiency of the heating system Electrical or mechanical furnace ignition systems which replace standing gas pilot lights

FHA Financing The amount that can be financed is determined by the lesser of: 5% of the appraised value or 115% of the median area price of your area (your county limits) or 150% of the Freddie Mac limits (1-unit $417,000, 2-unit $533,850) A Home Energy Rating System (HERS) report will be required. The HERS report determines if the proposed work will be cost effective. The HERS inspector will complete a worksheet to determine the maximum amount the borrower can finance. Approx. $500 Can be rolled into loan Copy of the contractor bid is required Funds escrowed at closing; work must be done within 15-30 days. Final inspection fee collected at closing. Funds will be disbursed to the borrower and the contractor upon completion of work.

Weatherization – available only on FHA loans Weatherization protects a structure from the elements, while reducing energy consumption and optimizing energy efficiency. Caulking and weather-stripping Thermostats Storm windows/doors Weatherization items through FHA can be done without a HERS report. Maximum amount: $2,000 (without any value determination) up to $3,500 (with an appraised value to support the improvements) over $3,500 (with an appraisal and a compliance inspection) Copy of the contractor bid is required Funds escrowed at closing; work must be done within 15-30 days. Final inspection fee collected at closing. Funds will be disbursed to the borrower and the contractor upon completion of work.

VA Financing Eligible up to $3,000 of the loan amount without any separate calculations. For values between $3,001 - $6,000 Energy Star stickers are required to determine the cost savings (per VA guidelines) Copy of the contractor bid is required Funds escrowed at closing; work must be done within 15-30 days. Final inspection fee collected at closing. Funds will be disbursed to the borrower and the contractor upon completion of work.

Additional Things to Know Eligible up to $3,000 of the loan amount without any separate calculations. For values between $3,001 - $6,000 Energy Star stickers are required to determine the cost savings (per VA guidelines) Copy of the contractor bid is required Funds escrowed at closing; work must be done within 15-30 days. Final inspection fee collected at closing. Funds will be disbursed to the borrower and the contractor upon completion of work.

Benefits of the EEM Buyers: Sellers: Remodelers/Refinancers: Get a more comfortable home NOW. Save money every month by lowering energy bills. Increase the potential resale value of your home. Sellers: Sell your home more quickly. Make your house affordable to more people. Attract attention in a competitive market. Remodelers/Refinancers: Get all the EEM benefits without moving. Make improvements which will actually save you money.

you and your borrowers with Energy Efficient Mortgages? How can LSMG help you and your borrowers with Energy Efficient Mortgages?