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 What happens if I don't pay my rent after I already have a new place to live?
I signed a new lease for another new area to live on the 27th of June. The landlord has already given me the keys to the new place and stated he would pay half the months rent for July. But he also ...


 I am moving out for my first time in september i will be oing to college for my first time. Advise Please!!!!!
i am going to be living and going to college on my own for the very first time. im moving to austin and need lots of advice on what i need to know and how to not go completely broke. i appreciate ...


 Sellers backed out last minute on the house.?
I was exspose to buy a house, and they seemed unsure they wanted to sell, but they signed all the papers, the posesion date, etc. Got their deposit, I paid the lawyer and the house has been inspected....


 Can you name 6 sports that use a net but not a ball.?
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 Septic or Public Sewer?
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 Where can I get a loan for a house that's $40K with bad credit?
I'm trying to buy my first home and have low fica scores. I am working with someone currently who says that they can get me pre-approved for $50 or more. I have fallen in love with a house and ...


 What are your options when a bank has filed foreclosure on your residence?
Can you just bring your loan up to date and have it restored? Does one have the right to owrk out a payment plan with the finacial institution? Can the payments be put on the end of your mortgage ...


 I feel cold air coming from my new apt window,should i tell my landlord about this?
wont it raise my heating expense if a little cold air can get into my apt from the window?its not much,but if im right next to the window,i can feel it....


 My bf wants to buy a house but I'm afraid with our current situation now is not a good time what do u think
ok we both are in our 30s and soon to be married.i make about 50k and he makes about 80k.the problem is he has a huge debt from his divorce(28k)and a large child support payment to his exwife.between ...


 If you buy a house directly from the owner, how much faster would u get to move in?
If you buy a house from the owner directly, how much faster can u get the house and move in, rather than buying the house from a realtor?...


 Foreclosures for living - not flipping?
I want to buy a foreclosure, to live in, not "flip". Otherwise, regular prices are too high... but it looks like the only people who buy foreclosures are for quick profits. Is there a ...


 If you sign a lease , is it true that you have 3 day's . To cancel the lease ?
I sign a lease on a Friday , and decided not to move in . Gave notice of this on a Monday ....


 Home equity loan?
My fiancee and i just seetled on a new house. We have a lot of debt and i was wondering how long i should wait befor taking out a home equity loan to pay off the debt and get a better, more ...


 Heater has broken for almost a month in MD apartment what can make the landlord do?
My boyfriend lives in apartment complex in Maryland. The heater/furnace broke 3 1/2 weeks ago. He has notified them of this several times and have received no response at all. No date of when it will ...


 We are attempting to buy a new home, is recommended to make down payment or none?
Has been suggested to make 5-20% down, but want to save the money so we can landscape the yard and the extra essentials possibly needed with a new home....


 Husbands' name is solely on mortgage but mine is also on deed. can he force me and kids out of house to sell
I have offered to pay the mortgage under his name until i find a job with enough income to transfer over to my name. He wants out of the mortgage to get a house with his "girlfriend". ...


 I am buying my first house; should I get a buyer's agent? What do they do other than getting a commission?
I have contacted one buyer agent and she is pushing me so much to buy something quickly. I am not sure why I should look for additional nuisance here....


 Need to stop Foreclosure need advice?
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 How do I go about selling my Dads home myself?
My sister and I will have to sell my dads house because he has passed away and my mom is in a nursing home now. We don't have much time because we will have to use the money from the house to ...


 How do you live comfortably on your own when things are so expensive?
Especially if your young and just finished high school or college. I'm 19 and I'm worried about when I'll be out on my own (even though it won't be for a long while). I mean even ...



cheryl4785
How come my loan officer wants me to show my bank statements?
I am doing a Stated Income loan. Why do I need to show bank statements if I have direct deposit from my employeer? That would be "showing my income" compared to "stating my income." Do I have to show them? And, is there another way around it? Please help!
                     
 




sunnie_CA
They want to see that you have a balance in your account, more than just your average paycheck. They want to see a history of payments, deposits, activity. However my husband and I did a stated income loan and didn't require this - but our credit scores were almost 800 each. Is your credit okay? Do you have any late payments or a low score? They may need this information to prove you can pay the loan payments.


djdraven99
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1. it might be a SIVA loan- Stated Income, Verified Assets loan.
this is a common program type
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2. your loan officer wants to see for himself/herself to judge what he/she can/can't get away with while the loan is in process (regarding your income or assets). your LO will not likely submit that the the lender/underwriter...they are not going to do anything to screw up your deal.....they are making money off you afterall....


Dethruhate
This way they can see if your wages are being garnished at the bank, or if you are way overdrawn on your bank account to the point that they might not be able to collect on your payday loan.

Also, if you have a direct withdrawl at your bank for a loan at that same bank, they usually take out that payment from your paycheck before they put any other checks through. Therefore, they may want to check to see if theres any of those that might make the loan payment to them bounce.


EmmaHersh
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With a stated income loan you should not be proving income - thats the whole point of stating it. There are loan products out there that you can qualify for by showing bank statements - usually at slightly better rates than going stated. Make sure that if your loan officer is getting a better deal showing bank statements that he is passing those savings to you (i.e a better rate) and not keeping them to make more money. If you don't 'feel' right ......and you know what I mean!.... then I suggest you try a different bank or broker for your peace of mind.
I am a Mortgage Broker for all states and my advice is free....I hope this helps. :)


ShaneMortgage
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Your bank statements are needed to verify assets. There is no way for the lender to know that the income going into your bank is 100% of your pay check. There are Stated Income/ Verified Asset loans and Stated Income/Stated Assets loans. If you were going SISA- Stated Income/Stated Assets you would not have to show bank statements.


Louiegirl_Chicago
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your mortgage is usually put into a portfolio with other mortgages to be sold in the secondary market in order that future mortgages can be made with the cash that the portfolios bring in.

therefore, yes, the lender wants to see your bank statements and you should show them to him.

the lender wants to be assured that you have a steady stream of income as you already stated to it, i.e., your net income. they will want your to see your pay stubs to show your gross.

the lower amount of money that you put down, the harder it is to get the mortgage and the more papers they want to see. the investors that buy up the portfolios want to know that the borrowers will not default on the loans, therefore, they want a lot of "security" as per documentation.


gingy gal
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If the statements are showing your direct deposits, your broker won't submitt it to the lender. He may need the statements to show you have some assets.
Discuss it with him.


amy23
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A stated income loan does not get you around the bank statements. A "no-doc" loan or "stated income - stated assets" type of loan would have. The bank statements are for a few things #1 - to see if you have any large deposits - meaning, did you take out any new loans they don't' know about (this could change your debt to income qualifications). #2 - do you have a freeze on your assets- meaning, do you have any pending judgments against you and #3 - can you prove you have the funds/money for closing costs, down payment. If you fall into any of these 3 problems, talk to your loan officer about how you can avoid them or select another loan program. Hope this helps!


hearts_on_fire
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By showing bank statements, you are not proving income. You are proving ASSETS.

Your loan program probably requires Stated Income, Verified Assets.

You can ask to try for a Stated Income, Stated Assets loan, but you may not qualify or there may be worse pricing involved.

Ask him! He should be completely up front with you.


deskwalker@sbcglobal.net
A stated income is you bank statement.It is your Proof.You see your income paid by an employer could be more than the electronic Deposit.
You know Garnishments, Child support, Debt's deducted before the deposit.


Knowbody
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This is not a question that any of us can answer. You should ask for loan officer if you can get around it, but that would make him/her nervous about loaning money to you. It has to do with the lending company's policies.

Very simply, if they want to see it and you refuse, they can just refuse to give you the loan. It is not surprising at all that you need to show proof of income. After all, the loan company (or bank) wants to minimize any risk they may be taking.


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