Income Verification For Self Employed
Question: need help with Fafsa Verification?
Me nor my father filed taxes for 2009, he is self employed and does not have w-2 forms , we are being asked to verify his income by getting a verification for non filing from the IRS but it is going to take too long for me to enroll in class if I wait for the documentation and the IRS might also try to audit my father, is there any other type of information I can bring to help verify his income. They want to know how we supported ourselves in the last year
this is the only year since i have been in college that my father has not filed taxes every year my efc is always O and I am always fully covered. I have been attending the same college since 2006Answer: colleges.mywebcommunity.org – it has detailed info how to apply for financial aid and scholarships to get more cash.
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Mortgage To Gross Income Ratio
Question: Will I qualify for an FHA Home Loan in California?
I have a 605 credit score, debt to income ratio is 26%. Gross annual income is $65K. Will I qualify for an FHA loan? I want to take advantage of the buyers market out here in Califonia. Not using my husbands credit score because it is bad, can I use his income since he is paying for the mortgage as well?
Will not be using my husband’s income, I make more and most likely will qualify on my own since I have in the past for a $400K home. Just curious with my current stats if I qualify for an FHA Loan….Answer: Normally a lender will use the credit scores of the person earning the most income. So if you are the one earning the most in the family then the lender will use your credit score.
If you want to use your husband’s income to qualify the lender will probably only use his income and not his credit score.
If you fail to use your husband because of his credit score you will not be able to use his income for qualification.
If you fail to use your husband to qualify for the mortgage, he will not be able to sign the loan docs as well the lender will require that he sign a quit claim deed during escrow giving you all rights to the property as California is a community property state.
Once the loan and escrow close then you may add his name to the deed, but not the mortgage.
I don’t know where in California you reside, but there are many homes available in Southern California for sale that are now either bank repos or the sellers have reduced the price.
I hope this has been of some use to you, good luck.
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Question: Mortgage/Home loan help?
I am trying to invest in real estate. I have found a property and even had a lawyer look at the investment, which she found to be a good find. The property is 42,000 and I am sure I can get it for 37,000. COMPS in the area have sold between 100,000-145,000 in the past 18 months.
My credit scores are all between 630 and 660. I do not have a high verifiable income, although I can verify some. I can afford payments of around 500-600 (PITI). I would also like to borrow for the fix-up. I have 5,000 down payment and would like 55,000. I am willing to pay higher interest rates, if I can get a no or low document verification loan for 55,000.
ANY MORTGAGE BROKERS OR LENDERS OUT THERE THAT WANT TO HELP?
Answer: Where do you live? I can do loans in 18 states, and will be able to get what you are after. The type of loan will vary depending on what an appraisal says. You may need to get a construction loan, instead of a conventional mortgage. This is a shorter term loan that allows you the cash to fix it up and then pay it off with a refinance when you are done. Reply through answers or call Ron @ 619-379-2063
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TaxWatch: The tax credit that punishes
The Making Work Pay tax credit is causing some nasty surprises for some taxpayers who ended up with a withholding shortfall due to the credit.
Tax Refund Home Purchase
A bill that extends the $8000 home buyer tax credit into 2010 for people serving in the military, diplomatic positions and intelligence operations may pave the way for the bill’s extension to the general sector. The Home Buyer Tax Credit is seen by many in the White House as an important stimulus to the economy, helping to create and maintain jobs in the coming year.
The Home Buyer Tax Credit was created to encourage first-time home buyers to purchase their first home and is calculated as 10% of the home’s purchase price up to $8000. By taking advantage of this tax credit, new home owners now have a financial advantage that can make home ownership that much easier. It’s like having one’s closing costs and taxes for the year paid for with a bit left over.
According to a study made by the National Association of Realtors®, 350,000 people who bought a home during the time when the Home Buyer Tax Credit was applicable to their purchase would not have taken their first step to home ownership if it weren’t for the Credit. As of mid-October, the window for civilian residents of the U.S. has been effectively closed, as it is nearly impossible to initiate a home purchase and have closing completed in the timeframe of two weeks.
The extension of the Home Buyer Tax Credit to the military and other government employees makes many hope that it will be generally extended into 2010 so that people who were unable to take advantage of it this year will still have an opportunity. While there has been no official word from the White House on whether this is going to be the case, hopes are high that the positive attitude towards it will be enough for it to be signed into law.
Many believe that the tax credit is an important part of combating the recent foreclosures that have turned some areas of the nation into wastelands of empty houses. The more people who invest their money into real estate, the more people there are to take an interest in their neighborhood and create thriving communities.
With government personnel being granted a reprieve that may enable them to buy homes once returned from active duty overseas, the Home Buyer Tax Credit is still alive and well. Hopefully, once the success of its extension for people serving their country is realized, it will make sense for the government to enable its use by non-government citizens into the New Year.
Taxpayers should take note of new credits, deductions
New car buyers, home buyers, those who bought energy-efficient products and others can look forward to paying less taxes this year.
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