Is credit really that tight?

[tc]

Just bought a car for 0 down with 0% interest for 3 years. Could have paid in full for it. But I like the fact that I can keep my money and let it earn interest for me.

[sd_matt]

What of income would I need to qualify for a VA or FHA loan of $250K? My fico is 760.

[sd_matt]

What of income would I need to qualify for a VA or FHA loan of $250K? My fico is 760.

[sd_matt]

What of income would I need to qualify for a VA or FHA loan of $250K? My fico is 760.

[sd_matt]

What of income would I need to qualify for a VA or FHA loan of $250K? My fico is 760.

[sd_matt]

What of income would I need to qualify for a VA or FHA loan of $250K? My fico is 760.

[moneymaker]

If you’re in California don’t forget about Calvet loans. Just like conventional loans debt/income ratio is right up there with FICO. Thank goodness for my wife’s student loans, kept us from buying more than we could afford in the last 5 years. If you are debt free then about 57,000 should do it, that’s about 4.4 times income,which means rice and beans. If you want to have a life then 83k/yr if you have no debt should do it. So ultimately you should focus on what you can afford comfortably, not what you qualify for. That has been the most common mistake of the last 5-6 years.

[moneymaker]

If you’re in California don’t forget about Calvet loans. Just like conventional loans debt/income ratio is right up there with FICO. Thank goodness for my wife’s student loans, kept us from buying more than we could afford in the last 5 years. If you are debt free then about 57,000 should do it, that’s about 4.4 times income,which means rice and beans. If you want to have a life then 83k/yr if you have no debt should do it. So ultimately you should focus on what you can afford comfortably, not what you qualify for. That has been the most common mistake of the last 5-6 years.

[moneymaker]

If you’re in California don’t forget about Calvet loans. Just like conventional loans debt/income ratio is right up there with FICO. Thank goodness for my wife’s student loans, kept us from buying more than we could afford in the last 5 years. If you are debt free then about 57,000 should do it, that’s about 4.4 times income,which means rice and beans. If you want to have a life then 83k/yr if you have no debt should do it. So ultimately you should focus on what you can afford comfortably, not what you qualify for. That has been the most common mistake of the last 5-6 years.

[moneymaker]

If you’re in California don’t forget about Calvet loans. Just like conventional loans debt/income ratio is right up there with FICO. Thank goodness for my wife’s student loans, kept us from buying more than we could afford in the last 5 years. If you are debt free then about 57,000 should do it, that’s about 4.4 times income,which means rice and beans. If you want to have a life then 83k/yr if you have no debt should do it. So ultimately you should focus on what you can afford comfortably, not what you qualify for. That has been the most common mistake of the last 5-6 years.

[moneymaker]

If you’re in California don’t forget about Calvet loans. Just like conventional loans debt/income ratio is right up there with FICO. Thank goodness for my wife’s student loans, kept us from buying more than we could afford in the last 5 years. If you are debt free then about 57,000 should do it, that’s about 4.4 times income,which means rice and beans. If you want to have a life then 83k/yr if you have no debt should do it. So ultimately you should focus on what you can afford comfortably, not what you qualify for. That has been the most common mistake of the last 5-6 years.

[kev374]

on 97.1 house calls show they were saying financing is available for anyone whos score is 580 and above and can put 3% down. That doesn’t seem tight to me.

[kev374]

on 97.1 house calls show they were saying financing is available for anyone whos score is 580 and above and can put 3% down. That doesn’t seem tight to me.

[kev374]

on 97.1 house calls show they were saying financing is available for anyone whos score is 580 and above and can put 3% down. That doesn’t seem tight to me.

[kev374]

on 97.1 house calls show they were saying financing is available for anyone whos score is 580 and above and can put 3% down. That doesn’t seem tight to me.

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