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Buying Home With Student Loans
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Buying Home With Student Loans And Qualifying For A Mortgage

This Article Is About Buying Home With Student Loans And Qualifying For A Mortgage Credit scores and debt to income ratios are two of the most important factors when it comes to qualifying for a mortgage. Debt to income ratio (DTI) is the total sum of all monthly debts that report on the credit bureaus…

Private Mortgage Insurance On Conventional Loans

Private Mortgage Insurance On Conventional Loans

Private mortgage insurance on conventional loans is required for conventional mortgage loan borrowers who put less than a 20% down payment on their home purchase. Unlike FHA Loans where the annual mortgage insurance premium is 0.85% of the loan balance, conventional loans private mortgage insurance varies Conventional Loans are called conforming loans The reason, why…

Buying Property Flip

Buying Property Flip And Issues Facing Home Buyers

This article covers Issues Buying Property Flip And Issues Facing Home Buyers  First time home buyers or seasoned home buyers interested in buying property flip, they need to realize that lenders will have rules and regulations when buying property flip. A Home Flipping is when a home buyer purchases a property with the intention of…

Tips For First Time Home Buyers And Mistakes To Avoid
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Tips For First Time Home Buyers And Mistakes To Avoid

This article covers Tips For First Time Home Buyers And Mistakes To Avoid Many renters do not realize that they can qualify to be homeowners. We will cover Tips For First Time Home Buyers and mistakes to avoid during the mortgage process: Many renters think that they need 20% down payment in order to be first…

Condominium Mortgage Loans

Condominium Mortgage Loans And Lending Guidelines

This Article Is About Condominium Mortgage Loans And Lending Guidelines Condominium mortgage loans are considered riskier investments by lenders versus single-family homes. In the mortgage world, lenders will charge loan level pricing adjustments (LLPA) whenever there is a higher risk. LLPAs are charged on lower credit score borrowers, higher debt to income ratio, property types,…

Home Loan With High Debt To Income Ratios Mortgage Guidelines

Home Loan With High Debt To Income Ratios Mortgage Guidelines

Debt to income ratios is extremely important when it comes to mortgage qualification requirements. Every loan program has its maximum debt to income ratio caps The most generous loan program when it comes to debt to income ratios are FHA Loans FHA lending guidelines have a maximum back end debt to income ratio cap of…

Private Money Loans For Real Estate Investors
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Private Money Loans For Real Estate Investors

In this blog, we will cover and discuss private money loans for real estate investors. Private Money Loans are loans from lenders to real estate investors who need funding quickly. Private money lenders are also known as a short-term commercial hard money lenders. Non-QM Mortgage Lenders is known to be able to close and fund…

Charge-Offs
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Charge-Offs and Collection Accounts Mortgage Guidelines

In this blog, we will discuss and cover charge-offs and collection accounts mortgage guidelines. You do not have to pay outstanding charge-offs and collection accounts to qualify for FHA, VA, USDA, and conventional loans. Charge-offs are debts that a creditor has tried collecting by consumers and eventually deemed it an uncollectible debt and has charged…

HUD Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Guidelines

HUD Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Guidelines on FHA Loans

In this article, we will cover HUD Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Guidelines on FHA loans, HUD, the parent of the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) is one of two mortgage loan programs that allow borrowers to qualify for home loans during Chapter 13 Bankruptcy repayment plan. You do not have to have the Chapter 13 Bankruptcy discharged…

Non-QM Mortgages After Bankruptcy and Foreclosure
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NON-QM Mortgages After Bankruptcy and Foreclosure

In this article, we will cover and discuss qualifying for non-QM mortgages after bankruptcy and foreclosure with no waiting period requirements.  Government and conventional loans require a mandatory waiting period after bankruptcy, foreclosure, a deed in lieu of foreclosure, and a short sale. The waiting period after bankruptcy and foreclosure depends on the individual mortgage…

VA Overlays
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VA Overlays Versus Agency Guidelines on VA Home Loans

In this blog, we will cover and explain VA overlays imposed by mortgage lenders on VA home loans. VA loans are the best mortgage loan program in the United States. No other owner-occupant primary home loans come close to the benefits of VA loans. Private lenders offer VA loans at 100% financing where no down…

Non-QM Down Payment Requirements

Non-QM Down Payment Requirements Versus Traditional Loans

In this article, we will cover the differences between non-QM down payment requirements versus traditional loans. This blog on Non-QM down payment requirements is an update of an older blog post that we published on bank statement loans which still exists but dozens more non-QM mortgages are now in the marketplace. Non-QM Mortgage Lenders now…

Credit Repair For Mortgage Approval

Credit Repair For Mortgage Approval With Best Rates

In this blog, we will cover and discuss hiring credit repair for mortgage repair. Many people planning on buying a home decide to take action by hiring credit repair for mortgage approval. Hiring credit repair for mortgage approval is not recommended. Credit repair companies can do more damage than good when it comes to fixing…

Government-Backed Loans
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Government-Backed Loans For First-Time Homebuyers

This Article Is About Government-Backed Loans for first-time homebuyers. Most people do not want too much government. However, when it comes to government-backed loans, everyone is all for it. Government-backed loans are ideal for first-time homebuyers because it requires little to no down payment plus has lenient mortgage guidelines. In the following paragraphs, we will…