Hello. I am wondering what my best course of action would be. I am self employeed. Last years income was 11,000 due to lots of deductions and the such. This year is about $70,000. My fiance will also be on the loan with me. She makes approx. 40,000 a year. We are interested in a 250,000 +/- loan. Should we look to a FHA first time home buyer program? or a conventional? I dont have the 20% to put down, but would be ok with $10-15,000 after the closing costs etc. Also do you see any problems with me getting the loan considering my income status? We both have credit scores of 690-700. And some student loans, Me about 40,000 (Which my father pays half)
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Thanks, Realistically the selling price will be about $230,000 (Before a downpayment) and as I said, We would like to put $10-$15,000 down. Should I check with mortgage companies, or should I Get with a mortgage broker who will shop for me? Does a broker charge me?
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