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Should I apply in 2018 or 2019

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Anonymous
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Should I apply in 2018 or 2019

 Im wanting to buy a house, I just dont know when it is the right time to pull the trigger on the decision. I am going to apply with NFCU, because they offer a first time home buyer programs where I do not have to put any money down and there is also no PMI.

 

I have the following accounts:

 

PLOC: $15,000 (no balance but will use to leverage debit)
NFCU: $24,000 (Balance $4,700) New 04/2018
Discover: $13,500 (Balance $0.00) 2013
Chase: $10,000 (Balance $0.00) 3/2017
Citi Card: $5,000 (Balance $0.00) 2013
J.C. Pen: $1,900 (Balance $0.00) 2017

Captial one: $200 (Balance $0.00) 2011

 

Total credit available $69,600. Current utilazation approx 7%. 

 

Wife car balance ($4,500) Estimated pay off (07/2018)

My car  balance ($10,200)

 

After applying for the PLOC and having a few new accounts should I wait to apply for a loan or just pull the trigger after my wife's car is paid off?

 

My current credit score is 778 and my wife is a 720. That will lower after the hard inquiry hits my credit report. 

 

 

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me12345
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Re: Should I apply in 2018 or 2019

So long as you qualify, the time is now!!!

 

Waiting will only cost you more money. (Higher rates, higher home prices)

 

Your score are fine, the utilization does not factor into a mortgage loan. However DTI does, and as long as your income supports your payments, you are good.

 

Thanks,

VA & FHA down to 550...
Licensed Senior Mortgage Loan Officer in the states of Arizona & California
Specializing in VA, FHA, USDA & Conventional loans. My company is also licensed in 12 states, Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, California, Oregon, Washington, Utah,
Alaska, New Mexico, Texas, Illinois and Florida
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Anonymous
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Re: Should I apply in 2018 or 2019

NFCU pulls from Equifax morgage company for a home loan (FYI). My score 689 but my ratio little bit high 36% . Good luck.
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homeloanexpert
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Re: Should I apply in 2018 or 2019

At 36% DTI, that's a piece of cake. Don't sweat it!

 

Best wishes to you.

Branch Manager - Specializing in FHA, VA, USDA, Conventional, Jumbo, Portfolio and Non-QM Loan Products.
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