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Income Verification Guidelines for Home Loans

October 17, 2016 By Justin McHood

Today every loan program requires some type of income verification, whether that means paystubs and W-2s or two years’ worth of tax returns. The days of no verification loans are long gone, but that does not mean that mortgage loans are hard to obtain. Every lender has their own way of verifying income, but there […]

How to Get a Divorced Spouse Off of the Property Title

October 10, 2016 By Justin McHood

Going through a divorce is hard enough, but if you do not take the necessary steps to get your divorced spouse off of the property title, divorce decree or not, he is still part owner. You have several things you have to do to legally remove your ex-spouse from the property title if that is […]

Can you Qualify for a Mortgage with Irregular Income?

October 3, 2016 By Justin McHood

In a perfect world, lenders would like it if every borrower had a standard salary that is predictable and stable. Unfortunately, that is not the case today. In fact, a majority of people have an irregular income since so many people are self-employed or work on commission. People have had to get creative in their […]

Stated Asset Loans: What to Expect When Qualifying

August 24, 2016 By Justin McHood

Stated asset loans were quite the popular mortgage program a few short years ago and stated asset lenders were much more commonly available than they are today. The lenders offered flexible guidelines and low stated asset rates, unfortunately after the credit crisis the lenders were quick to get rid of the stated asset programs. Stated […]

Understanding No Doc Loans

August 10, 2016 By Justin McHood

You may have heard of stated income, stated asset or no doc loans before.  Basically a loan you can get by “stating” your assets and income rather than showing actual documentation to your lender. These loans are usually utilized by self-employed borrowers. While, No Doc Loans are very similar to stated income and stated asset […]

What to Expect During the Mortgage Approval and Closing Process

July 18, 2016 By Justin McHood

With the historically low interest rates currently available, many people are now buying homes for the first time. If you’ve never been through the mortgage application and closing process, you might not know what to expect during this 30 to 60 day window that it takes. To be forewarned is to be forearmed, so here’s […]

Should You Consider Subprime Home Loans?

May 4, 2016 By Justin McHood

Subprime loans originally had a bad rap, especially after the housing crisis with a large percentage of those loans gone bad being part of the subprime industry. Today, however, they are making a comeback. You might not find it as easy to obtain this type of loan as you once did, but they are still […]

Money in a Mattress? You might Need Stated Asset Loans

April 3, 2016 By Justin McHood

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Today, lenders need to document everything about your home loan, including where your cash came from. So if you have your money stashed away under your mattress rather than in a Charles Schwab account, you might find it hard to get a loan. Sure, you might get the approval based on your credit, income, and […]

Why Interest Rates are Higher on Alternative Documentation Loans

March 21, 2016 By Justin McHood

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Alternative documentation loans are making a comeback through non-traditional lenders. These are the lenders that keep the loans they fund on their books rather than selling them on the secondary market. These lenders can make up their own requirements and not have to deal with the Qualified Mortgage guidelines. They still have to pay attention […]

Jumping Through Hoops to Secure Stated Asset Loans

March 4, 2016 By Justin McHood

Stated asset loans used to be a thing of the past. Once the housing crisis occurred, every lender clammed up and only offered straightforward, fully verified loans. This is understandable given the amount of foreclosures and defaults banks went through after providing loans to people that they really had no idea if they could afford […]

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