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Hello all, long time lurker here. My husband and I are getting ready to apply for a home loan in the next 2-3 months. I am getting all the paperwork ready and looking at minimum payments for our student loans and I noticed that Sallie Mae is listing a monthly amount from 1-2013/12-2013 and then on the other line it lists double the above amount from 1-2014-1-2048....we are under the Income Based Repayment Plan. I did some research online and found out that Sallie Mae does that because you have to apply every year based on your income. Question is...will my loan company/mortgage company use the second amount even if it is not going to be accurate. If so, how can I correct this. My debt to income ratio will be so high that I do not think we will qualify for a decent amount. We are looking at 75-100k homes. I am feeling very defeated right now...
Thanks for the quick response, Booner72. The thing is the amount is not showing as a monthly payment on the credit report. That is why I thought that it was no big deal, they would just ask for a verification letter from Sallie Mae and that is when I went in to look at the verification letter and saw the two different amounts. I guess I will just call Sallie Mae and have them report the amount to the credit bureaus and maybe the loan officer/broker will not need that letter.