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Posted on: 20th Sep, 2009 05:40 pm
HI, I RECENTLY FOUND A HOUSE THAT WORTH 99,900, i HAVE 20.000 DOWN PAYMENT AVAILABLE,PERFECT CREDIT SCORE, MY LOAN OFFICER TOLD ME THAT MY INCOME IS NOT ENOUGH TO GET A 80.000 LOAN(28.000 A YEAR), I WAS TOLD TO BRING A CO-BORROWER, MY BEST FRIEND IS WILLING TO DO THAT HE MAKES 2.200 A MONTHS AFTER TAXES, NO DEBTS, LOW RENT, BUT LAST YEAR HE WAS SELF EMPLOYED AND ONLY SHOWED $12,135 ON HIS INCOME TAX, WILL HE QUALIFY? mY LOAN OFFICER IS HAVING A HARD TIME TO FIND THIS OUT FOR ME

THANK YOU
It may be difficult with yoru frined as a co-borrower since ha didnot ahve much incomelast year

See if you any of you relatives can cosign
Posted on: 20th Sep, 2009 06:13 pm
Hi fatko,

Welcome to our forum.

By comperhead your situation. I would like to suggest you that, If you wish to get loan for purchase your home then you may apply for FHA
( Fedaral Housing Administration) Loan. But your co-borrower will generate problem to get loan approval . If he co-borrower for your loan, He must have to show good income proof & good credit history.

Thanks & Regards
gunz.ijjistaff
Posted on: 20th Sep, 2009 09:40 pm
Fatko

You may alone may qulify for a FHA loan, since you have good income and also good credit score
Posted on: 20th Sep, 2009 09:42 pm
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