I am a first time home buyer and am in the process of doing research to ge a home loan. The online mortgage calculators I can find say rates are based on married, two dependent households. Because I have no dependents and all of my income would go toward my own expenses does that make me eligible for more than a married household that brings in equal income to what I earn?
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We’re finding really excellent mortgage rates at some online mortgage places, and they send us good faith estimates and everything. We’ve been warned however that sometimes these internet companies will get to the closing and either have changed the rate, or pile on a whole lot of unexpected closing costs. Is there any way we can check these guys out before we commit? (e.g. the one we’re looking at is Madison First Financial, aka Madrate.com
In response to the 1st answer – yes banks get away with it because you will sign anyway – or forfeit your deposit! If the extra money I’m going to have to pay is less than what I stand to lose … Anyway my question was actually where I can look up reviews, etc.
have the winning bid almost all of the time. is this an advantvage to the mortgage company
I am looking for an online mortgage calculator to give me an estimate of how much I can expect to get a mortgage for. I want to input my income (of which I have none right now, but know how much I will make when I graduate in 6 months), my loan payments, and any other expenses to find out how much an avrage bank would give me.