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@Anonymous wrote:
That's a bummer. Who made up the rule that you have to include your spouse's debts, if not on the mortgage but not their income? Seems a little backwards to me. Oh, well thanks.
HUD set the rules.... their language is poor, but must be followed.
I hope somone who knows for sure will post to clarify, but my understanding is that "community property" laws are also "community debt" laws. In other words, all property belongs equally to both spouses, but so does all debt (some states draw fine lines between debt/property acquired before the marraige and debt/property acquired during the marraige). When you think about it, it only seems fair. So they gotta consider your spouse's debt because it is also *your* debt according to the law.
i live in a community property state and have done a ton of ha loans in community property states.
spouse credit report will be pulled and ALL DEBT will be added to the borrowers liabilities.