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Applying for an FHA home loan

My parents recently refinanced their home, they put me on as a co signer at that time....I want to purchase my own home now, can I get an fha home loan? by jeff938 from San Dimas, California. Sep 23rd 2010 Reply


Akali Dennie (adennie)
#54 ranked lender in Florida - 196 contributions

Jeff, from what you described, you are can certainly qualify for an FHA loan. Freedom Mortgage is a direct lender of FHA mortgages and our process is simple. Please send me an email at adennie@fmbranch.com and I will work to get an APPROVAL in your hands today. Thanks.

Sep 24th 2010
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Dave Skow (daveskow)
#15 ranked lender in Washington - 455 contributions

yes ..you should be able to asuming 1) the loan your parents have is not a FHA loan and 2) you can qualify with their payment being factored into your qualifying ratios Dave SKow Guild Mortgage 206 714 9745dskow@guildmortgage.net

Sep 23rd 2010
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Scott Lawson (amhloans1)
#279 ranked lender in California - 7 contributions

Actually, you only need to show cancelled checks from them for the last 12 months showing that they have been making the mortgage payment on their own. You do not have to qualify with their payment being factored in.Scott LawsonPacific Union Financial LLC707-763-7900

Sep 23rd 2010
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Certified Funding (INFO@CFCMortgageonline.com)
#41 ranked lender in New Jersey - 53 contributions

Please cantact me at info@cfcmortgageonline.com

Sep 23rd 2010
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Melanie Dages (Melanie_Dages)
#21 ranked lender in Colorado - 10 contributions

Hi Jeff,When your parents purchased were you a "non-Occupied Co-Borrower"? If so, you would need to show that your parents have made the payments, provide copies of cancelled checks, and you would need to show that you have not lived in the home with them and that you have paid for your own rent and living expenses. Let me know if you would like to talk.Thank you,

Sep 26th 2010
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