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Credit Score | Transunion | Equifax | Experian | Mortgage Score as per myFico: 607 | ||
604 | 622 | 610 | ||||
Derogatory | ||||||
Lates (No prior late) | 13 Account 30-days 12/17 | 13 Account 30-days 12/17 | 13 Account 30-days 12/17 | |||
Bankruptcy | Chapter 7 Dis. 08/15 | Chapter 7 Dis. 08/15 | Chapter 7 Dis. 08/15 | |||
Collection | None | None | None | |||
Repo/other Derog. | None | None | None | |||
Debt | ||||||
Credit Card | ||||||
Credit Card Limit | Outstanding Balance | Min. Payment | Utilization | |||
Tower Credit Union | $ 7,200.00 | $ 6,900.00 | $ 144.00 | 96% | ||
Digital Credit Union | $ 3,000.00 | $ 2,400.00 | $ 44.00 | 80% | ||
CapitalOne QS | $ 2,650.00 | $ - | $ - | 0% | ||
CapitalOne QS | $ 1,200.00 | $ - | $ - | 0% | ||
CapitalOne Venture | $ 2,000.00 | $ 1,800.00 | $ 60.00 | 90% | ||
Merrick Bank | $ 2,000.00 | $ 900.00 | $ 26.00 | 45% | ||
PayPal | $ 1,200.00 | $ - | $ - | 0% | ||
Credit One | $ 1,450.00 | $ - | $ - | 0% | ||
$ 20,700.00 | $ 12,000.00 | $ 274.00 | 58% | |||
Car Loans | Principal Bal. | Remaining Months | Monthly Payment | |||
PenFed | $ 30,988.00 | 44 | $ 752.00 | |||
Tower Credit Union | $ 17,300.00 | 44 | $ 480.00 | |||
$ 1,232.00 | ||||||
Student Loans | Principal Bal. | Remaining Months | Monthly Payment | |||
Federal | $ 42,623.00 | $ 93.40 | ||||
Income | ||||||
Senior A/R Analyst | $ 59,000.00 | Source: W2 | Master Degree 10yrs Experience working in NYC. | |||
2018 Income | $ 59,000.00 | Source: W2 | Able to work from home | |||
2017 Income | $ 48,989.00 | Source: W2 | ||||
2016 Income | $ 39,133.00 | Source: W2 | ||||
Property Location | Schenectady County, NY | |||||
Property Asking price | $ 139,000.00 | |||||
Down Payment | $ 7,500.00 | Source: 401K | ||||
Closing Cost | $ 10,800.00 | Source: Personal Savings | ||||
Property Tax | $ 4,380.00 | Yearly | ||||
Homeowners Ins. | $ 1,286.00 | Yearly | ||||
PMI | $ 1,008.00 | Yearly |
Based on the above info would I be able to qualify for a mortgage come January 2019. The taxes and listing price is for a property currently in the market but if it is sold by then I will stick to prices around 140k. I work for a Health insurance company in NYC for over 3 years with 10 years experience in the Accounting field. I am allowed to work from home 3 days a week for now but I see myself working full time from home within a year or 2. I currently live rent-free with my in-laws in NYC but I would like to purchase my own home in upstate New York. This is my first time purchasing and this property will be my primary residence for 5 days a week and commuting to NYC to work the 2 days. I was careless with the 30 days late last December but no other late payment prior to that or any other late/derog. I take full responsibility and I hate myself for not doing the right thing. The BK from 2015 was due to carelessness as well. However, I am working hard on fixing my credit and paying down my debt. How would you approach my situation to increase your chances of getting approved? Should I also get a second job before I applied? Any finance company that you guys can recommend or broker would be helpful. Thank you guys so very much in advance for your advice, suggestions, and thoughts.
Pay down those credit cards if you can.
then, maybe look to sell or refinance one of those two auto loans.
Your non-housing debt is 30% of your gross income which seems high.
@Creditinspired
Thank you for your time and input. I did the same calculations and I believed you are on point. At $2861 a month in debt would put me over 50 percent of my income which is why I believed I need to get a second job. However, if it is a W2 part-time job and it's within my field of accounting making another 2k a month gross would it be an issue since it's not 2 years. It might be 3 months on the second job before I put the application through. Also, I currently owe 12k in outstanding debt and within the next 3 months, I will reduce it to about 6K. Would I still need to wait for another 24 months? I cannot begin to explain how grateful I am to this forum and its extraordinary members and their continued support to people like me. Thank you again for your kind words of wisdom. Thank you.
@ CreditInspired
"Also, this may be hard to digest right now because you want to but a home but in 2 years you can be in a home w/o financially struggling." Now you have me thinking lol. I did not think about it this way and it sure makes a lot of sense, to be honest. The part-time job is definitely an important step even if it does not count as income I am sure it will help to pay down my debt as you said. I will keep you guys posted on my progress and thank you guys again for your help and support.
Thank you.
Just an update on our progress... Utilization is down to 8% across the board and both loans are paid in Full. The Middle mortage score is 654 as per Wellsfargo and we have been pre-approved for an FHA 15 years at 4.625%. However, we are required to pay 1.895 discount points. I did not like the brokers that we had and decided to give Wellsfargo a shot. Another issue we have is that the seller 16 year old daughter is on the deed and that is delaying the contract signing as she is a minor and they are trying to remove her. Not sure when we will be in contract but out rate is lock for 120 days here in New York. WellsFargo said NY is unique in this way. Is a minor on a deed a common thing?