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FHFA decides to scrap new debt-to-income ratio fees

Real Estate News

1, were opposed by industry groups including NAR and the Mortgage Bankers Association. The fees, which were scheduled to go into effect on Aug.

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Buy now, pay later: How do mortgage pros deal with ‘phantom debt’?

Housing Wire

Earlier this year, New Jersey-based mortgage broker Joe Racamato, president of Silex Financial Group Inc., Traditionally, Silex Financial Group ran the initial numbers for a potential borrower to qualify for a mortgage based on what’s on their credit report, according to Racamato. Meanwhile, BNPL loans are growing rapidly. “But,

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What’s a good debt-to-income ratio for a mortgage? What lenders want to see

The Mortgage Report

What's a good debt-to-income ratio for a mortgage? Most lenders want to see 43% or lower. But a higher DTI can be ok, too. Here's what you should know.

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Debt-to-income ratio, taxes, and insurance: How your DTI is calculated

The Mortgage Report

DTI, your 'debt-to-income ratio,' includes taxes and insurance as part of your mortgage payment. Here's how to find your DTI with taxes and insurance.

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How to get a loan with a high debt-to-income ratio

The Mortgage Report

High debt payments make it harder to get approved for your mortgage. But you can learn how to get a loan with a high debt-to-income ratio.

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3 unique mortgage products to get today’s homebuyer qualified

Housing Wire

Tom Davis, chief sales officer, Deephaven Mortgage Today’s market means that more borrowers have higher debt-to-income ratios, limited access to credit and are looking for alternative ways to get qualified for a mortgage. Often, traditional mortgage products don’t meet their needs.

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Unison unveils ‘hybrid’ home equity sharing loan

Housing Wire

Home equity solutions provider Unison launched a new product on Tuesday that combines the features of traditional mortgage financing and emerging home equity investment (HEI) options. The company explained that the product operates as a ”hybrid between debt and equity.” home equity by the end of this year.

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