Yes they can deny you because of a student loan. If the student loan has a high balance and a high monthly payment this affects your DTI (debt to income ratio).
There are other ways around it your mortgage company needs to know how to structure your loan properly. You should ask to see if there is anything they can do to fix this problem.
Hello,
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Three months ago when i had a bad credit a friend of mine introduced me to them, Inspite of my bad credit they were able to lend me a loan of 25,000, British pounds within the space of two days of which i used to revive my business, I think you too can do the same as well.
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Sincerely,
Victoria Dingley,
From Newcastle, England.
Yes. Although there is typically many factors that weigh into the decision, a student loan could push your debt to income out of the realm that a lender will give you a mortgage.
It depends upon your gross monthly income compared to your total monthly payments on debt.
If your student loan payment were really high in comparison to your monthly income, then yes, this could mean you do not have enough room for a mortgage.
They would disqualify you under debt to income ratio being too high. Again, it all depends on how much your monthly payments are in relation to your income.
no. denial for loan is low score, no score, bad credit lines, no creit lines, default on current credit lines, not enough income too much debt, no income, no job, etc.
DAVE said
am August 4 2009 @ 10:18 pm
Yes they can deny you because of a student loan. If the student loan has a high balance and a high monthly payment this affects your DTI (debt to income ratio).
There are other ways around it your mortgage company needs to know how to structure your loan properly. You should ask to see if there is anything they can do to fix this problem.
Victoria Dingley said
am August 5 2009 @ 3:46 am
Hello,
In regards to your question i would advice you to visit Clarkson Micro Finance Incorporated.
Three months ago when i had a bad credit a friend of mine introduced me to them, Inspite of my bad credit they were able to lend me a loan of 25,000, British pounds within the space of two days of which i used to revive my business, I think you too can do the same as well.
You can reach them via clarksonfinancescheme@yahoo.com
Sincerely,
Victoria Dingley,
From Newcastle, England.
godged said
am August 5 2009 @ 5:51 am
Yes. Although there is typically many factors that weigh into the decision, a student loan could push your debt to income out of the realm that a lender will give you a mortgage.
Matt K said
am August 5 2009 @ 8:01 am
It depends upon your gross monthly income compared to your total monthly payments on debt.
If your student loan payment were really high in comparison to your monthly income, then yes, this could mean you do not have enough room for a mortgage.
They would disqualify you under debt to income ratio being too high. Again, it all depends on how much your monthly payments are in relation to your income.
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am August 5 2009 @ 12:59 pm
no. denial for loan is low score, no score, bad credit lines, no creit lines, default on current credit lines, not enough income too much debt, no income, no job, etc.
leonard s said
am August 5 2009 @ 3:56 pm
sure they can.they can denied a loan for a lot of reasons
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