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Quote from: WackyCat08 on July 28, 2017, 01:14:27 PMI will say tho, we both have credit in the 800's and only got approved in the 200's. Is that normal?only two of you and I doubt that's your forever home so wtf would you want a bigger house or to pay more?
I will say tho, we both have credit in the 800's and only got approved in the 200's. Is that normal?
Sounds like the lenders are back to pre 2008 shenanigans
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Quote from: WackyCat08 on July 28, 2017, 01:14:27 PMI will say tho, we both have credit in the 800's and only got approved in the 200's. Is that normal?The general rule is 3 times your income. Unless you make a combined $90k or less, that's not normal. They may be accounting for how much money you plan to put down.
Quote from: WackyCat08 on July 28, 2017, 01:14:27 PMI will say tho, we both have credit in the 800's and only got approved in the 200's. Is that normal?Credit score has more to do with the rate you're able to get than the overall amount the lender approves you for. Your household income, contingent liabilities, debt-to-income ratio, etc. contribute more to the amount of the loan you qualify for. Regarding the 3x income theory - a lesson I have been told was to keep your rent/mortgage < 30% of your monthly disposable income.
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