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Income Qualifications<br />
Lenders conduct a review of your total household income to determine a maximum income level<br />
based on the number of people living in your home.<br />
Credit History<br />
A credit report will be pulled to review your history of monthly payments on your liabilities.<br />
You may be asked to provide an explanation of any recent late payments or collections. Consider<br />
getting copies of your credit reports through the federal government. You can request this service<br />
for free once a year from the three reporting agencies to verify that your credit history is<br />
accurate. There are also plenty of websites available for a free credit score to give you an idea of<br />
your range and how to potentially improve your score before applying for a mortgage loan. We<br />
recommend Privacy Guard because it' s owned by Transunion and is a credit monitoring system<br />
in addition to receiving a monthly copy of your credit report.<br />
Home Price<br />
For the programs requiring little to no down payment, Providence County’s current maximum<br />
purchase price is $407,195.00. Keep in mind that it is based on individual qualification, so you<br />
may qualify for less based on income and liabilities.<br />
Now is the time to start to put your documentation together. There is no need to wait for the<br />
formal request from your loan officer. Speed things up by starting to pulling together your bank<br />
statements, your paystubs, and the rest of the documentation outlined above.<br />
Remember that buying a home with down payment assistance is a process, not an event. That<br />
means you're going to come in and need to get some guidance. You're not going to come in, fill<br />
out an application, and hear that day whether or not you've been approved.<br />
Only about 20% of the people we meet come in and are ready to be approved within 72 hours.<br />
Eighty percent need some TLC, whether their credit is too low or their taxes need to be reviewed<br />
by an under writer. Whatever the issue may be, it takes some time. But that's the great thing:<br />
even if you don't have a perfect credit score or robust income history, we still help you meet the<br />
qualifications of these specific programs to get you on the path of homeownership. So if you're<br />
wondering if you could get approved for a home loan, call one of our counselors. We'll help you<br />
get started!<br />
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