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The amount of money required to purchase your home will vary depending upon the method of financing you use and the sales price of the property you qualify for. These questions can be most easily answered through a pre-qualification done over the telephone with one of our Loan Specialists and takes just 15 minutes.  Or, if you prefer, we can pre-qualify you within 24 hours from the time we receive your application

At Applied Wholesale Mortgage, you could qualify to purchase your new home with as little as 5% down! Generally, qualifying factors are:

  • Income sufficient to support monthly payments
  • Sufficient cash to cover the downpayment, normal closing costs and related expenses
  • A sufficient credit report and payment history
  • Appraisal value. The loan amount is based on the lesser of the purchase price or appraised value. If the appraised value is lower than the purchase price, your monthly payment may reflect that difference 
  • One month’s cash reserves are required for high LTV (loan to value) loans and while not always required for other types of loans, cash reserves equal to two monthly mortgage payments are always a positive offset to the buyer as it indicates a borrower’s ability to manage finances and build a financial cushion.

To get more information particular to your needs and financial situation, call one of our Loan Specialists to arrange an interview to find out just how much you will need and how we can help you purchase the home of your dreams!

 

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