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GUIDELINES (4)The terms, conditions and guidelines for loan programs all depend on the lender. Not every lender offers the same home loans. So shopping around is important to find the best lender and program that fits your needs.

Guidelines

All loan guidelines will vary depending on the loan, lender and depending on your area. Keep in mind that not every lender will offer the same home loan programs, so it’s important that you shop around to multiple lenders to find the one that not only offers the mortgage program you’re interested in, but one that offers rates and guidelines that  best fit your needs.

Examples of Home Loan Guidelines

Since every loan program will differ depending on the lender, guidelines may not be the same for every loan program either. This will most likely depend on the loan type and the lender.

Guidelines for loan programs could include the following;

  • No DTI or LTV Ratio
  • No Documentation Needed
  • Low Down Payments
  • No Down Payments
  • Low Interest Rate
  • No Mortgage Insurance Premium
  • No Closing Costs
  • No Credit Requirements

Since every loan program is different, this creates many different availability to borrowers. It’s important to shop around to multiple lenders. The more research you do, the better off you’ll be. Choosing the wrong loan program or even the wrong lender could end up costing you thousands in the long run. You could be stuck with high interest rates or worse, a mortgage payment you can’t really afford at all. Be sure to do your research on the loan program you’re interested in as well, familiarize yourself with that specific program’s requirements and guidelines. Determine your own eligibility before applying for the loan through a lender. You don’t want to apply to a loan program you know you’re not eligible for. For example, if you’re not a veteran than the VA home loan is probably not for you.

Feeling Stressed and Frustrated?

The home loan process can be a long road, there is so much information being thrown at you. The guidelines themselves can leave a new borrower feeling overwhelmed and frustrated. All the options to choose from, and what’s available to you VS what’s not available, can leave you feeling confused and stressed, but it is okay to feel this way. The home loan process is a confusing time, especially for first time home buyers. Since each loan program is different the guidelines and requirements are all going to be different. It’s important to do your research on not only the specific loan you’re interested in, but also your lender. This will help you get a better understanding for the specific loan program you’re interested in and instead of being bombarded with all this information that may sound like a different language to someone who did little to no research, to you, you’ll be able to understand what your lender is talking about. Talking to multiple lenders will help as well. Not every lender offers the same programs so it’s important to shop around to numerous lenders and compare the information they give you. All these steps will help you feel less stressed during the loan process.

Keep in Mind

Remember, the more lenders you interview the easier your lender choice will be. Some lenders may not offer the same loan programs or rates and guidelines. Some lenders may not even like that you’re comparing their rates to other lenders. While other lenders may be more than happy to assist you in your lender search. Start your lender search today and speak with a lender who is eager to help you with your home loan or refinance. Click the button below to get started. It only takes a few minutes and its quick and easy and best of all it’s free!

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