Understanding HomePath Homes in Kentucky


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How to Qualify for a Kentucky Mortgage as Self-Employed


Kentucky self-employed mortgage loans: how to qualify using tax returns (FHA, VA, USDA, KHC, and Fannie Mae) Self-employed in Kentucky and trying to get approved for a mortgage without W-2s or pay stubs? You can qualify. The difference is that lenders verify your income using tax returns and business documentation, not pay stubs. This guide explains how Kentucky business owners, 1099 contractors, LLC members, S-corp owners, and Schedule C filers can qualify for FHA, VA, USDA, KHC down payment assistance, and Conventional (Fannie Mae) financing.

First-Time Homebuyer Guide: Pitfalls to Avoid in Kentucky


First-Time Homebuyer Guide: Pitfalls to Avoid in Kentucky

Kentucky Mortgage Options After Short Sale or Foreclosure


Kentucky Mortgage Short Sale: Conventional Loans Require: Minimum 2 years with restrictions up to 7 years 2 to 4 years - 80% maximum LTV 4 to 7 years - 90% maximum LTV 7 years and after allow for maximum standard financing Kentucky FHA and Kentucky VA Loans Require: 3 years, with exceptions possible for less … Continue reading Kentucky Mortgage Options After Short Sale or Foreclosure

Does FHA require collections to be paid off for a borrower to be eligible for FHA financing?


A Collection Account refers to a Borrower’s loan or debt that has been submitted to a collection agency by a creditor. If the credit reports used in the analysis show cumulative outstanding collection account balances of $2,000 or greater, the lender must: •     verify that the debt is paid in full at the time of … Continue reading Does FHA require collections to be paid off for a borrower to be eligible for FHA financing?