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gage_9b

 

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100% finance for a house 

I would be trying to do the loan in my name only however my fiancé of 10 years would be a 2nd income (has a recent judgment so not putting her on the loan).

I have about 7 years history in my line of work.

My credit score is about 660+. No BK. No charge off. Income is 63k before taxes. But I do have about 400 - 500 monthly debt. 1 car payment, student loan debt and some CC debt that make up that 400+.

I have not owned a house in 2+ years so I am told I may be considered a first time buyer again.

I would like to finance 100% and I am looking at houses right around 300k.

If someone would like to take on this challenge or can recommend someone please let me know.

Thanks!
  Report Abuse |  Date 27/3/2007 4:51:57 PM
 
darren95al

 

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RE: 100% finance for a house (in reply to gage_9b

With a monthly income at ₤ 2250 you're going to want your total payments at or below 1/3 of that amount if possible. There are definitely programs that allow for greater ratios, but you have to keep in mind how much that is going to cost you. A ₤200,000 loan is going to run you right around ₤1,000 (Off the top of my head) and that wouldn't be including taxes and insurance. While you may *have* that 2nd income, if she's not on the loan it wouldn't be something you could use to qualify for. You may visit
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There are no ratio programs that wouldn't require that you document your income, but that is usually going to require money down and is going to be a nominal rate.
  Report Abuse |  Date 29/3/2007 8:29:04 AM
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