From Shut Out to Ready: The One Document That Matters When Your Ex's Loan Still Has Your Name
Divorced and still on a loan your ex must pay? Learn the FHA guideline on divorce decrees, what the lender must obtain, and the exact question to ask.
Divorced and still on a loan your ex must pay? Learn the FHA guideline on divorce decrees, what the lender must obtain, and the exact question to ask.
A recent job change nearly cost a VA buyer the house. Learn how the VA effective income guideline works and the exact question to ask your lender.
Elena pays rent on time but has a thin credit file. See where VantageScore 4.0 can help young renters, where it cannot, and the first step to take.
Funding fee waived on your VA loan? Here is what closing costs roughly look like on a $400K purchase and how to bring them down.
A new job does not automatically mean a denial. See what USDA Paragraph 4.2.A.4 says about job history and the exact words to use with your lender.
Sold in a short sale or deed-in-lieu? See how USDA Paragraph 4.14.B.3 sets a 12 or 36 month wait, and the question to ask your loan originator.
FHA lenders must count non-student debts in deferment or forbearance. See what the guideline says and the exact question to ask your loan officer.
Child support can count as FHA qualifying income, but only with proof. Learn the three-year and three-month documentation rule and the question to ask your lender.
Denied on FICO? Approved Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac lenders may now use VantageScore 4.0. Here is the one question agents and buyers can ask a broker.
Active duty with PCS orders and an unsold house? Learn how a VA lender counts two mortgages and the steps that make buying at the next station possible.