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
Debt to Income Ratios for A Kentucky Mortgage Loan
Debt to Income Ratios for A Kentucky Mortgage Loan There are two debt-to-income (DTI) ratios on every loan: housing or front-end ratio and total or back-end ratio. The housing ratio tells us what percentage of the borrower’s monthly gross income is allocated toward the monthly principal, interest, tax, and insurance (PITI) payment. The total ratio … Continue reading Debt to Income Ratios for A Kentucky Mortgage Loan
FHA changes may aid those who lost homes
FHA changes may aid those who lost homes. The Federal Housing Authority has shortened the mandatory waiting periods for an Kentucky FHA-insured mortgage loan for those who have undergone foreclosure, deed-in-lieu, taken a short sale or declared bankruptcy during the economic recession. Through its new program, Back to Work—Extenuating Circumstances, the waiting period for … Continue reading FHA changes may aid those who lost homes
