Kentucky FHA Loans Compared to Kentucky Conventional Loans

What kind of income is allowed and needed for a FHA, VA, USDA and Fannie Mae Mortgage Loan Approval in Kentucky?

What kind of income is allowed and needed for a FHA, VA, USDA and Fannie Mae Mortgage Loan Approval in Kentucky?

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Income and your job history  plays a significant role when applying for a mortgage loan and getting approved for one for Kentucky Homebuyers . Mortgage Underwriters from FHA, VA, USDA and Fannie Mae  must follow both Fannie Mae  and agency guidelines when it comes to documenting and calculating qualifying income for a loan transaction. Income guidelines may vary slightly depending on the loan program and the borrower’s employment profile. Below are some general tips for W2 income.
Documentation that may be required
  • Paystub with year to date gross earnings
  • At least 1 year’s W2
  • Verbal or full VOE
Base Pay
  • Salaried and fixed hourly income is calculated by averaging the gross year to date income
  • Variable hourly income is calculated by averaging 12 month history
  • Commission and tip income is calculated by averaging over 24 months
  • No transcripts are required for salaried, hourly, or less than 25% commission W2 income borrowers
  • Unreimbursed…

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2018 Welcome Home Program for Kentucky Home Buyers.

DEFERRED STUDENT LOANS AND DEBT RATIO CALCULATIONS Kentucky Rural Housing Loans and USDA Loans in KY

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DEFERRED STUDENT LOANS AND DEBT RATIO CALCULATIONS  for Kentucky Rural Housing Loans and USDA Loans in KY

RHS Student Loan DTIs

 

Due to the variable nature of some student loan plans, RHS is standardizing the process of including them in the debt ratio. All student loans will now require documentation verifying the current payment due.

For student loans which are Conventional, Fixed Payment, and/or Deferred:

  • Account statements will be reviewed and fixed monthly payment will be used with no adjustments.
  • Deferred student loans not in repayment will use an estimated payment of 1% of the loan balance unless a documented fixed payment from the loan servicer can be provided.

For student loans with Income Based Repayment plans:

  • If the current payment is greater than $100, that payment can be used.
  • If the current payment is less than $100 and total loan balance is greater than $10,000, a minimum $100…

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Frequently Asked Questions about FHA Kentucky Home Loans

Frequently Asked Questions about FHA Kentucky Home Loans

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FAQ’s about Kentucky  FHA Home Loans

Q. Can only a first time home buyer use the Kentucky FHA loan program?
A. No. You can use  FHA home loans as many times as you desire when buying a home or doing a Kentucky  mortgage refinance. The onlyKentucky  FHA loan requirements is that you cannot have more than one outstanding FHA Kentucky  mortgage loan with a loan to value of higher than 75%. You can own rental property and purchase your primary residence using FHA mortgage financing.

Q. Can FHASecure refinance Kentucky FHA loans help me save my house from foreclosure?
A. Yes. The newly released FHA Secure loan program is designed to help people with subprime loans that have adjusted after June 2005 who currently have mortgage late payments or facing foreclosure can refinance using the FHA home loan…

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