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pre-approval amount

‎07-12-2012 01:54 PM

Im trying to prepare myself mentally for the quality of home I can afford. I have given my numbers to a couple of brokers and LOs to get a ballpark figure on what range I should be looking in and received as low numbers as 100k to the highest of 180k.

Looking to narrow it down a bit if anyone has similiar numbers to us.

annual income:30k me, 12k gf

DTI: 13% me, 4% gf

assume taxes: $2500

whats a "safe" price range we can assume to look at? if any other information is required ill gladly provide it, but this is all i could think of. sorry

In my wallet: GCU Patinum Visa 1500 CL, Charter One Platinum Rewards 500 CL, Chase Freedom 800 CL, Wal Mart Store Card 1800 CL, Kay Jewelers 3000 CL

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