Sales opportunity qualification for Mortgage
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Sales opportunity qualification for mortgage
sales opportunity qualification for Mortgage
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Can I get an FHA loan with a job offer letter?
That's correct. You can use the new salary with a signed offer letter. In fact, you don't even need to start at the new job, so if you're in between jobs, if you've got that signed employment letter with a start date, you can use that new salary. It's called expected income under FHA guidelines.
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What are the 4 types of qualified mortgages?
There are four types of QMs – General, Temporary, Small Creditor, and Balloon-Payment. Of the four types of QMs, two types – General and Temporary QMs – can be originated by all creditors. The other two types – Small Creditor and Balloon-Payment QMs – can only be originated by small creditors.
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What is the mortgage qualification rule?
As a general rule, you'll need a DTI ratio of 50% or less to qualify for most loans. Lenders will often use your DTI ratio in conjunction with your housing expense ratio to further determine your mortgage qualification.
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How do lenders look at commissions?
Conventional Loan requirements to use Commission Income Borrower must have at least 12 months of consistent commission income, that means no job gaps greater than 30 days. If the borrower changed jobs within the last 12 months, the new job must be in a similar line of work as the borrower's past employment.
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Can you use a job offer letter to qualify for a mortgage?
Lenders may preapprove you for a mortgage with a new job if they can verify the following: Your employment starts within 60 to 90 days of your closing. This information must be on your offer letter or employment contract. Your job offer has been fully accepted.
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is buying your home all cash a mistake oh yes 100% cash is king and you miss out on a lot of opportunity cost by sinking all of your Capital into your home you miss out on tax writeoffs you miss out on leveraging that money and investing it and making more money from the money that you invest so yeah buying a home all cash is a huge mistake
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