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Imagine you have just completed a search that included hundreds of hours of looking at the exteriors and interiors of houses. You have sized up siding, reviewed roofing and perused the petunias. And finally, you have found the house of your dreams. Now imagine that this house of your dreams costs much more than you can afford.

If you are house hunting and have not done an important piece of homework, you could be in for this kind of heartbreak. The first thing you need to know when shopping for a home is how much you can spend.

A general rule is that you can purchase a house valued at twice your annual income, but this does not take into account your debts, a large down payment, or other factors which can add to or detract from the amount you can afford.

Mortgage Insider Quiz: There are many factors that go into approving a mortgage at MortgageInsider. Completing this short quiz is the 1st step in that process!


Quick Pre-Quailfier Self-Test
  1. Are you a US Citizen or a legally registered permanent resident alien?

  2. What state is your property located in?

  3. Do you have good credit? By this we mean, do you pay your bills on time in general? *

  4. Will this loan be secured by a single family home, condo or 2-4 unit dwelling?

  5. Are you refinancing a property or are you buying a new one?

  6. Can your income be documented? In other words, can you produce copies of your W-2s and paystubs (if you are salaried), and/or the last couple of years tax returns (for any income other than salary) if asked? **

  7. Can you document your liquid assets? In other words, can you provide copies of the last two month’s statements for your checking, savings, mutal funds, money market, or any other types of accounts you may have? ***

  8. What is the purchase price or estimated value of the property you will be financing?

  9. What loan amount are you requesting?

PLEASE NOTE:

* You should not have any payments that are 30 days (or more) late on your mortgage/rent in the last year. And you should not have a bankruptcy or foreclosure on your record for at least the last three years!

**Your source of income may be documented by written confirmation directly with your employer in some circumstances.


***The financial institution you work with may be able to provide a written confirmation of your account balance in certain circumstances. (Lenders typically require enough money for down payment, closing costs, and two month’s of payments in reserve) Your retirement accounts may need to be documented to shows sufficient reserves. Gifts may be acceptable depending on loan requirements.


Loans for more than 80% of the property’s value usually require mortgage insurance (PMI) be added to your payment. Other conditions may apply and MortgageInsider reserves the right to cancel any loan, at any time, with or without cause, as it sees fit.


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