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I
am sorry to tell you computer types that there is no way to build
a spreadsheet to find out how much loan you qualify for. A loan
approval is much more complicated than just the ratios of debts
to income.
To
put it very bluntly, does it make sense that just because they
make the same amount of money & have the same debt load a
"flake"could get the same amount of loan or as
good an interest rate as a person who has been on their job 30
years, has never made a late payment in their life and has a gazillion
dollars in the bank?
There
is no way to completely qualify you by computer BUT we are working
on a method to allow you to plug in your income and debts and
then our program will add the appropriate taxes and insurance
based upon the area of town you are looking. This would tell you
your qualification levels based solely upon the financial ratios.
BUT
KEEP IN MIND THAT FINANCIAL RATIOS ARE LESS THAN HALF OF THE QUALIFYING
PROCESS! Your address, job, income and credit stability factors
have more to do with the loan type and loan amount you can be
approved for than anything else.
To
understand what Qualifying is all about, see Underwriting
Guidelines.
Another
good section to look at is Amusing Qualifying
Grids. I took some off-the-wall loan amounts and worked full
PITI qualification figures. Once again these are based solely
upon income and outgo alone and therefore are not totally accurate,
but they will give you an idea of the income & debt loads
needed to qualify. To balance the equation I also included grids
of some more normal loan amounts.
For
now we are doing EVALUATIONS the old fashioned, but accurate
way. If you will give us a call and allow 30-90 minutes we
can step you thru the complete process.
The
advantage to this system is that, if we also pull your credit,
it takes into consideration ALL the variables an Underwriter
will look at and gives you a qualification figure that is very
accurate and not just the "ballpark" guesstimate you
get from a PQ.
It's
kinda fun and you'll learn a lot!

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