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This article will discuss the FHA Waiting Period After Bankruptcy and Foreclosure. The FHA mandates waiting periods after bankruptcy, foreclosure, and short sales for loan qualification. HUD guidelines specify these waiting periods. FHA loans target individuals with low to moderate incomes, aiding first-time homebuyers with limited credit or financial history. Dale Elenteny, a senior loan…
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This guide covers what a credit supplement in a mortgage is and how it works. There are three major credit reporting agencies; Transunion, Experian, and Equifax. Each credit reporting agency is independent of each other and each credit reporting agency has its own formula in calculating a consumer’s credit score. C redit reporting agencies update…
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This Article Is About How To Become A Private Money Lender For Real Estate Investors To find a good opportunity to lend. What constitutes a good opportunity to lend? There are a couple of things you as a private money lender can do to be sure you’re getting the best possible opportunity to lend on….
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What Are The Updated Child Support Mortgage Guidelines On Home Purchase And Refinance For 2021? You cannot have delinquent child support payments and qualify for a mortgage.
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In this article, we will cover and discuss buying a house after selling home with late payments. One of the frequently asked questions is buying a house after selling home with late payments possible. There are instances when a homeowner is behind on their mortgage payments and decide to sell their home. After they sell…
ByGustan Cho
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This article explores the differences between Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac Versus HUD Guidelines. Acknowledging the complexity of the mortgage business, even for professionals, reflects on the comprehensive overhaul following the 2008 Real Estate and Financial Collapse. This period saw the emergence of new government-sponsored agencies, accompanied by the implementation of Dodd-Frank legislation, the launch…
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This guide covers funds in bank statements that mortgage lenders cannot use. All funds in bank statements that are newer than 60 days need to be sourced. All lenders require two months of bank statements from borrowers. In order for lenders to be able to use funds in bank statements, the funds needs to be…
ByDustin Dumestre
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This guide covers upfront costs for mortgage loans prior to closing. What would you do as a borrower if a lender asked for upfront costs for mortgage loans? The mortgage process is time-consuming and involves a lot of work for both the lender and the loan applicant. The borrower must complete a 4-page mortgage loan…
ByAlex Carlucci
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This blog will cover how to build wealth by owning versus renting a home. We will show you how quickly you can become wealthy by owning a home versus renting. If you’ve been an adult long enough to live through several recessions, then you might question the very headline of this content. The Great Recession,…
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In this blog, we will discuss and cover refinancing non-QM loans to government and conventional mortgages. Refinancing NON-QM loans to government or conventional loans is possible after the initial home mortgage closing. This only holds true if the deal makes sense. Homebuyers who initially closed on their home loan with a non-QM loan at a…
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This article covers the lawsuit question on a mortgage application and what to do if you’re in a lawsuit during mortgage process. There are no issues if you are a lawsuit plaintiff during the mortgage process. However, borrowers can have issues getting a loan approval if they are defendants in a lawsuit during mortgage process….
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In this blog, we will cover and discuss how mortgage underwriters view the declining and irregular income of borrowers. There are certain ways lenders view declining and irregular income. There are many case scenarios where declining and irregular income can disqualify borrowers from obtaining a mortgage. There are case scenarios where a worker works 40…
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This guide covers property taxes in mortgage qualification and how it affects debt-to-income ratios. For homebuyers, especially first-time home buyers, property taxes in mortgage qualification are one of the most important aspects to consider when buying a home. John Strange, a senior loan officer at Gustan Cho Associates, explains how property taxes in mortgage qualification…
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In this blog, we will discuss and cover Past Due Versus Collection And Charge Off Accounts when qualifying and getting pre-approved for a mortgage loan. FHA loans are the most popular mortgage loan programs today for first-time home buyers. What is the Difference Between Charge-Off and Collections? Charge-off and collections are distinct stages in the…
ByAlex Carlucci
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Mortgage brokers are paid a commission, referred to as Yield Spread Premium Explained, from wholesale mortgage lenders or end lenders, for their services of originating a mortgage loan. Mortgage brokers are licensed mortgage loan originators who have relationships with multiple wholesale mortgage lenders. Mortgage Brokers are licensed professionals who have access to multiple wholesale lending…
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A two-year employment history does not necessarily mean two consecutive years at the same job. You can have gaps in employment and/or multiple jobs in the most recent two years and still qualify for mortgage approval. In some cases, you can qualify for a mortgage with 12 months employment history.
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In this article, we will cover and discuss Self-Employed Relocation Mortgage Guidelines. Three primary categories of residential mortgages cater to different types of property ownership: Owner-Occupant Mortgages: For people who plan to live in the property they’re buying as their primary residence, mortgages are available specifically designed for them. These loans typically provide more favorable…
ByMike Gracz
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In this blog, we will cover and discuss the acceptable sources of verifiable funds for closing. With the majority of qualified (QM) mortgage products being overseen by the federal government, there are very strict rules and regulations on what type of funds are acceptable for use when buying or refinancing a home. Funds that are…
ByRonda Butts
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Qualifying for a conventional loan after foreclosure presents more challenges than government loans. However, homebuyers can qualify for a conventional loan after experiencing foreclosure and bankruptcy. There are specific waiting period requirements that must be met. To qualify for a conventional loan post-foreclosure, borrowers must have a minimum credit score 620. Additionally, debt-to-income ratios can…
ByMike Gracz
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This Article Is About How To Obtain A Mortgage Broker License In Multiple States Individuals who want to become mortgage loan officers need to meet certain educational requirements and become licensed in the state they want to originate mortgage loans. Becoming a full-time mortgage loan originator can be very rewarding. One of the great benefits…
ByMike Gracz
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Non-QM loans after bankruptcy and foreclosure allow homebuyers to purchase a home with no waiting period after bankruptcy and/or a housing event. There are mandatory waiting period requirements after bankruptcy, foreclosure, short-sale, and deed in lieu of foreclosure with government and conventional loans. Until the launch of non-QM loans, home buyers were required to meet…
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