Caise Diab

Bridgeview Bank Mortgage Company
Mortgage Lender
NMLS #: #834440
Answers: 13
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Covers Chicago , Arlington Heights , Elmhurst , Naperville , Glenview and more.

Mortgage Lender In Chicago, IL



About: Caise Diab is a Senior Loan officer at Bridgeview Bank. He has worked for 10 years in the banking, financial, and interest-rate markets. Caise specializes in all areas of residential mortgage financing including: Conventional and Jumbo loans; FHA, VA; First Time Buyers; Investment properties; Rehab/construction loans; Cash-out from equity; Adjustable rate mortgages (ARM). A native Chicagoan and graduate of Loyola University in Chicago, Caise has an intimate knowledge of the Chicago and Suburban housing market. His views on mortgages and the financial markets have been featured in United Press International and columns. In his leisure, Caise loves travelling, writing, and spending time with his family. Caise Diab in the news: http://www.upi.com/Business_News/Consumer-Corner/2011/10/30/Consumer-Corner-Will-the-latest-plan-to-help-homeowners-work/UPI-92551319963400/ http://www.trulia.com/blog/caise_diab/

Specialities: Refiance Mortgages, Townhouses & Condos

Certifications:
License number# 833440 2012

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Answered Jan 11, 2013
In answer to: Is a lease option/rent to own an option for us. We are a one income family of 4 and cannot exceed 1500 mo. We also have a pitbull dog.
If you can afford $1500 in rent and do not have much debt, you can possibly qualify for a home. It can happen with as little as 3% down.
Answered Jan 11, 2013
In answer to: I'm non-American, have a B1/B2 visa to the USA, own a house in AZ. Am I allowed to buy a house in Florida?
You definitely can purchase a home, and if you need financing, I can point you in the right direction.
Answered Jan 11, 2013
In answer to: I plan on moving in July when should I start seriously looking for homes?
If you are looking for a short sale or foreclosure, I would start now as the approval process for these transactions takes at least three months, plus you need time to look. If it is a conventional purchase, probably 90 days. If you need a prequalification letter for your mortgage, contact me and I will point you in the right direction.
Answered Jan 11, 2013
In answer to: What is a disent credit score for buying a house for first time home buyers
I can get you qualified with a 620 middle score, but make sure that you have no bankruptcies or foreclosures the past two years.
Answered Jan 11, 2013
In answer to: We are a residential and commercial building company. Are there any real estate professionals to network with for new construction customers?
If you are in need of new construction financing, I can assist you. My bank is licensed nationwide and our turn times are rapid.
Answered Jan 11, 2013
In answer to: We filled out form on site for pre-qualify for mortgage & haven't heard anything. Should we expect a call soon? Visiting NC soon, need answer.
Teunis, you can contact me and I will work with you to get pre qualified for the mortgage. You can usually get your approval letter within one business day.
Answered Jan 11, 2013
In answer to: I am looking forward to purchasing a house in the Dallas/Fort Worth area here in about a year or so, need further assistance?
Hello, Lillian. I can point you in the right direction as far as obtaining financing. Bridgeview Bank has done many loans in Texas. Contact me and we can walk you through the pre-qualification process and get you the approval letter. I will also show you how to prepare what you need for closing so that the loan process will be easy.
Answered Jan 11, 2013
In answer to: HI, im looking to purchase a home in Charlotte nc in eight months, i have 3500.00 for a down payment more score is 620. Will I need more for a downpym
If you can find a homepath home, you can get in with 3% down on a $100,000 house. Be careful of FHA as there is 1.75% in upfront mortgage insurance. There are such options, even with a 620 credit score. You can also do a VA loan if you are a veteran.
Answered Jan 11, 2013
In answer to: looking for help with buying a home have low down payment and good credit.
There are actually programs where you can qualify with 3-5% down, both with conventional financing and FHA. The problem with FHA financing is that, on inspection, the house needs to be in immaculate condition. There are also no money down options if you are in a qualifying area or are a veteran. Contact me and I will point you in the right direction.

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