Fannie Mae vs HUD Guidelines Mortgage in Bankruptcy
If you have a mortgage included in a bankruptcy, the waiting period guidelines are more favorable on conventional versus FHA loans
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If you have a mortgage included in a bankruptcy, the waiting period guidelines are more favorable on conventional versus FHA loans
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Many people have no credit score. This can make getting a mortgage to buy a home harder. However, it’s not impossible. You can re-establish credit after bankruptcy or other serious credit problems. And if you have no credit score at all, lenders can approve you with a non-traditional credit report.
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All mortgage loan programs require a maximum front debt-income ratio and back debt to income ratio. However, conventional loans do not require a front debt to income ratio. VA loans do not have a debt to income ratio requirements. Lenders can have lender over lender overlays on debt to income ratios.
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Gustan Cho Associates has no lender overlays on debt to income ratio on government and conventional loans. We just go off the agency caps on debt to income ratio no government and conventional loans.