Tag: ky first time home buyer

Kentucky Housing Interest Rates Special for First Time Home Buyers in Kentucky


Interest Rates.

MRB Special Funding ****

Limited Availability — Monies Still Available

Interest Rate:  2.50% without Down Payment Assistance

                      3.00% with Down Payment Assistance

  • $35,000 Household Income Limit
  • First time home buyer, unless property located in targeted county
  • Existing or new construction property — purchase price limit $115,000
  • Regular and Affordable DAP available
  • FHA, VA or RHS first mortgage programs through MRB Funding
  • 640 credit score
  • Borrower must demonstrate a need for the special funding.  The borrower’s housing ratio must be at a minimum of 25%
  • Maximum ratios of 40/45% with AUS approval

Co-branded Daily Rate Report for:
joel lobb
Louisville Mortgage Group
License:  NMLS# 57916
I specialize in Kentucky FHA, VA, USDA, KHC, Jumbo and Fannie Mae mortgage loans in Ky. I have helped over 589 Kentucky families buy their first home and refinance their current mortgage for a lower rate; For the first time buyer with little money …view more
Email Me | Visit My Website
(502) 905-3708
View My Profile   

USDA Rural Development No Money Down USDA Rural Housing Loan Program for Shelby County Kentucky


USDA Rural Development No Money Down USDA Rural Housing Loan Program for Shelby County Kentucky

 

For Shelby County Kentucky USDA Rural Mortgage buyers, there are certain income limits you must meet for the Shelby County Rural Housing homebuyers Program:

Section 502 Guaranteed Rural Housing Loan Program
 income limits for usda rural housing loan program for shelby county kentucky
Maximum Adjusted Household Income for Selected State and County :  $83,950.00
Section 502 Direct Rural Housing Loan Program
 
Maximum Adjusted Household Income for Selected State and County :  $58,400.00

 

Related Articles

Shut-down Slams Door on USDA Mortgages


The week-old federal government shutdown is a disaster on many levels. For rural America, one major impact is in the area of housing.For the near future, low- and moderate-income homebuyers who have applied for mortgages guaranteed or made directly by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Housing Service are out of luck. So are very low-income homeowners seeking repair grants or loans.The financing these homebuyers need cannot close because no USDA rural housing staff are working at the local level. Banks make the guaranteed loans, which are like the mortgages insured by the Veterans Administration or the Federal Housing Administration. But USDA staff have to approve the guarantees and provide the necessary paperwork to the lender before the loan can be issued. With no staff, there can be no approvals.

via Shut-down Slams Door on USDA Mortgages.

via Shut-down Slams Door on USDA Mortgages.

How do you qualify for a USDA Mortgage if you are self-employed?


USDA Home Loans for the Self-Employed

 

Kentucky USDA Rural Housing Mortgage Loans
Kentucky USDA Rural Housing Mortgage Loans

 

 

 

 

 

 

Looking for a home loan when you are self-employed can be a bit challenging but a USDA loan may be a great option. Many banks and lenders shy away from this type of loan due to the complex nature and experience that it requires. These scenarios can be complicated but with proper analysis and documentation the outcome can be successful. This short video will explain how to qualify for a USDA home loan if you are self-employed.

via How do you qualify for a USDA Mortgage if you are self-employed?.

Who are considered self-employed when applying for a USDA loan?

• 1099 Contractors are considered self-employed
• W2 Employees who are 100% commissioned
• Converting from a self-employed to a W2 employee can be acceptable

What are the USDA guidelines for the self-employed?

Minimum guidelines require that a self-employed borrower must have 2 years of self-employment history. Common documents that will be needed for verification purposes include articles of incorporation when applicable and at least 2 years of both business and personal tax returns. Also, keep in mind your tax returns should include all pages and schedules. If you filed an extension, make sure to have the signed extension available for underwriting.

Tax return documentation includes but not limited to:

• Business tax returns for corporations
• Schedule C for sole proprietors
• Partnership details if applicable
• Signed extensions when necessary
• Year to Date Profit & Loss Statement
• Year to Date Balance Sheet

What are the USDA home loan income limits for the self-employed?

As with all USDA home loans, income limits will apply and qualifying income for a USDA home loan for the self-employed is based on your adjusted income. The adjusted income is calculated after expenses are deducted. Your qualifying income is not based on gross commissions or your total sales. When following USDA guidelines for self-employment, alternative income documentation such as bank statements showing deposits are not acceptable. Read more about the USDA eligibility requirements for the self-employed.

We realize that qualifying when you are self-employed may seem overwhelming, but we offer the unique experience and expertise to help with each step of the process.

Joel Lobb
Senior  Loan Officer
(NMLS#57916)
American Mortgage Solutions, Inc.
800 Stone Creek Pkwy, Ste 7,
Louisville, KY 40223
 Fax:     (502) 327-9119
 
 Company ID #1364 | MB73346
Rural Housing Mortgage Loans in Kentucky
Rural Housing Mortgage Loans in Kentucky
Related Articles
Kentucky USDA Rural Housing Home Loans1 100% Financing in Kentucky for Home Loans
Kentucky USDA Rural Housing Home Loans 1
100% Financing in Kentucky for Home Loans

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE SECTION 502 GUARANTEED AND DIRECT LOAN PROGRAMS


 

There are several other Section 502 loan programs, but the only one that approaches the guaranteed program in number of loans made is the Homeownership Direct Loan Program

This program once accounted for almost all the Section 502 loans, but the number of guaranteed loans has greatly increased in the last few years. In Fiscal Year 2001, the guaranteed program obligated approximately $2.3
billion for 29,326 loans, while the direct program obligated approximately $1.07 billion for a total of 14,789 loans. The important differences between the Section 502 guaranteed and direct loan programs are as follows:

ƒ The lender for Section 502 guaranteed loans is a private savings and loan institution, bank, or mortgage company which also handles all the loan servicing. The lender for the direct program is the Rural Housing Service; Rural Development handles the servicing.

ƒ Income levels for Section 502 guaranteed borrowers are capped at 115 percent of the area median income. Income levels for the direct program must be no more than 80 percent of the AMI. ƒ Payment assistance subsidy is not available 
through the guaranteed program. Payment assistance, which can reduce the interest paid on the mortgage to as low as 1 percent, is available for borrowers in the direct program and is based on the borrower’s income as a percent of AMI.
ƒ Borrower protections differ between the programs. Applicants for guaranteed loans do not have the rights of moratorium or of appeal that accompany the direct program. Also, in the case of default, Section 502 guaranteed loans are liquidated by
the commercial lender, while direct loans are liquidated by the government

 

 

click here for your free quote to start your home journey