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Wells Fargo Home Opportunities Program?

Dee2 — Sun, 17 Oct 2010 00:35:47 GMT

Hello All,

Does anyone have any additional information regarding Wells Fargo Home Opportunities program other than what is available on their website? I'm specifically interested in hearing about the DTI ratios and what the consider public employees.

Thanks

~Dee

Re: Wells Fargo Home Opportunities Program?

Anonymous — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 18:59:40 GMT

I believe its for people who have troubled credit histories. I don't think the plan is only limited to public employees (such as firemen, teachers, etc).

Re: Wells Fargo Home Opportunities Program?

Anonymous — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 19:08:16 GMT

This is another program that is likely limited to 1 home limit. Almost across the board, these programs to help people buy homes are either for first time buyers, or for people looking to buy a home who do not already own one. I do not know the Wells Fargo program in particular, but the main purpose of these programs is not to allow people to upgrade from 1 home to another, but to purchase a home because they have not been successful in doing so. That is the first question I would ask any LO before I went any further. I would tell them your income, debts, FICOs and explain to the the home you are hoping to sell or rent down the road. That way you do not end up wasting too much time looking around. Again, unless you have sold the first home, you are likely looking at not getting into any special programs, just a plain jane home loan through FHA or some other program.

Re: Wells Fargo Home Opportunities Program?

Anonymous — Mon, 15 Jul 2013 02:56:47 GMT

Dti ratios are under 38% also fico scores are 680 or higher. 3% down which 1% has to be own funds remaining 2% can be from gift, unsecured, or secured loan. Any other questions let me know.

Re: Wells Fargo Home Opportunities Program?

Anonymous — Fri, 19 Jul 2013 12:25:18 GMT

The answer from "grenes" is inaccurate. A single DTI ratio of up to 45% is acceptable and FICO scores as low as 620 are acceptable.