December 2014
USDA Underwriting Guidelines
December 17, 2014
You will encounter the first step through an automated underwriting system. There are several types, and these computer programs evaluate your credit and financial profile to make a preliminary judgment based on your information. USDA lending utilizes an automated system known as GUS. Guaranteed Underwriting ...
What Is A Trade Line On A Mortgage And How They Affect Credit Scores
December 12, 2014
What Is a Trade Line? A trade line is like a snapshot of your financial history found in your credit report. It includes all the accounts you have, such as credit cards, loans, or any other credit you’ve used. Each trade line shows how you’ve ...
Mortgage Loan Denied – What To Do?
December 11, 2014
Common Reasons for Loan Denials in Underwriting Understanding common reasons for mortgage denials is crucial. There are six main factors contribute to loan denials:+. High Debt-to-Income (DTI) Ratio Lenders assess your total debt relative to your pre-tax income. Even cosigned debts or recent payoffs affecting ...
How to Get A Mortgage Preapproval
December 8, 2014
What Is A Mortgage Preapproval? A mortgage preapproval is a process where a lender evaluates your financial situation to determine how much you are eligible to borrow for a home loan. This involves a thorough review of your credit history, income, assets, and debts, including ...
USDA Loan Preapproval and Prequalification Process
December 5, 2014
USDA loans are backed by the United States Department of Agriculture and are aimed at people wishing to buy a property in a rural area. People working from home or who can adjust their lifestyle to a rural setting can benefit from low mortgage rates ...
USDA Bankruptcy Waiting Period – Loan After Chapters 7 and 13
December 2, 2014
Understanding the Path Forward Filing for bankruptcy doesn’t mean you can’t obtain a home. Chapters 7 and 13 are legal arrangements that help people overcome financial difficulties and bounce back. Mortgage after bankruptcy is still an option. Generally, you need to wait 3 years after ...