Submitted by mcleod4188 t3_zzkp3e in personalfinance
fromKCtoAZ t1_j2c9ygn wrote
34K is gross or net?
Lenders will only lend about 3x gross wages at current rates. $34K gross would be roughly $100K.
Unless you find a lender special, FHA requires about the lowest down payment at 3.5%.
Lenders will charge PMI/MIP if you don’t put 20% down.
Property taxes, homeowners insurance, PMI/MIP, and HOA fees will all affect your monthly mortgage payment and how much house you qualify for.
Any on-going debt payments will count against your available income.
Roommates will not be considered as qualified income unless you are purchasing a property jointly. If it is a multi-family unit, rent for a separate unit may be considered.
[deleted] t1_j2cbh35 wrote
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