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What could disqualify me from a usda loan?

by jeromelong146 from Marysville, Washington. Apr 4th 2014 Reply


Michelle Curtis Loan Originator NMLS 401173 (MichelleCurtisLO)
#77 ranked lender in Florida - 2,245 contributions

There are a multitude of things with any loan that can cause a denial. Is there something specific you are worried about?

Apr 4th 2014
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Dalibor Vavrek (Dalibor)
#86 ranked lender in Washington - 29 contributions

There are income limitations per county. Your credit score needs to be at least 620 but it is hard to get approval at that score. Also you debt to income ratios need to be bellow 45% even though you can get approved at higher but again that depends aon overall credit picture. Dali, loan officer 425-351-5363

Apr 4th 2014
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Eileen Hebert (EHebert)
#62 ranked lender in Washington - 9 contributions

Hi,Here are the most common reasons for not qualifing for a USDA loan.1. Home not located in eligible area2. Borrowers household income is too high3. Qualifing ratios exceed 29%/41%Hope this helps!EileenBank of the Pacific(360) 293-9982

Apr 4th 2014
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Justin Murray (JustinMurray)
#100 ranked lender in Illinois - 172 contributions

Is there something specifically you are referring to? First, you need to go to the USDA website and verify that the property is located in an eligible area. Typically these are more rural areas as you will see when you search the property address in question. Also, is this a refinance or purchase? There are different criteria for each. For example, in order to refinance you have receive an interest rate of at least 1% lower than you have now. Again, more specifics would be helpful as there are so many reasons why someone might not qualify for a mortgage, and specifically a USDA mortgage. There are lenders that will go below a 620 like someone previously mentioned. Typically if your score is much lower than that, there are going to be other credit issues present as well which might also cause you not to qualify. Let us know what your questions pertains to, thank you.

Apr 4th 2014
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Dave Metsker (DaveMetsker)
#35 ranked lender in Oregon - 2,318 contributions

Income too high, wrong area, debt ratio too high, among others.

Apr 4th 2014
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Mike Silkworth (msilkw_195_870)
#29 ranked lender in Michigan - 531 contributions

The biggest two items are 1) geographic location (Choose "Single Family Housing" under Property Eligibility at: http://eligibility.sc.egov.usda.gov/eligibility/welcomeAction.do) to check an address. 2) household income limitations (Google - RD Income Limits) to check local income limits. Even though different loan programs have different rules, the goal is to ensure you have an "Ability to Repay". Good Luck.

Apr 5th 2014
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They said I was disqualified because of my 2016 and 2017 tax return

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