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This mortgage calculator can be used to figure out monthly payments of a home mortgage loan, based on the home's sale price, the term of the loan desired, buyer's down payment percentage, and the loan's interest rate. This calculator factors in PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance) for loans where less than 20% is put as a down payment. Also taken into consideration are the town property taxes, and their effect on the total monthly mortgage payment.
What is important to lenders?
Not every applicant is approved for a home loan the first time
he or she applies. For a variety of reasons, even after a lot of
hard work, sometimes a loan just can’t be approved. It may have
to do with the applicant’s credit or savings history, employment
stability, debt structure, or the value of the home. The good
news is that a denial is merely a detour, not a roadblock.
Purchasing a home takes planning, discipline and hard work!
Follow these tips and with our assistance, homeownership is not
out of reach.
Establish a consistent record of paying bills on time.
Before making a loan the size of a home loan, most lenders will
want to review how you have handled your credit in the past.
This includes all credit accounts, including utilities,
revolving debt (credit cards, etc.), and installment debt (car
loans, student loans, etc.). It is critical for you to bring all
overdue bills up to date immediately and begin paying them on
time in a consistent manner.
Establish a consistent record of steady employment.
Lenders are more likely to look favorably on an applicant who
has been in the same (or similar) line of work for generally two
or more years. If you have been working steadily for less than
two or more years, expect the lender to ask why. There are many
acceptable reasons, including:
* You recently finished school, vocational training, or left
the military; * Your work is typically seasonal and gaps in
employment are customary to the industry * You may have been
laid off from your job; or * Frequent employment changes are
normal in your line of work (sales, contract work, etc.), but
you have been consistently employed and maintained a consistent
level of income over the past 2 years.
You may want to pay off some debt to lower your debt-to-income
ratio.
This step will make it easier to qualify for a mortgage loan if
your debt ratio is high. Chances are good that if you’re already
paying rent, making a mortgage payment will be a smooth
transition. Along with the mortgage payment, you’re also
responsible for real estate taxes and insurance, and if
required, mortgage insurance and homeowners dues. Work with us
to determine the monthly payment you can afford based on your
income and the standard debt-to-income ratio guidelines.
Establish a consistent savings pattern.
Saving money for a down payment, and still having enough
reserves left over to cover two months of expenses in the event
of an emergency, is typically the most challenging part o
About the author:
Chris Rocks is a Mortgage Consultant specializing in helping
First Time Home Buyers. Firsthometips.com, designed by Chris
Rocks, is intended to make the process less complicated and less
stressful.
WebSite: http://www.firsthometips.com Email:
chris@firsthometips.com