
The Car vs House Chart
What a monthly car payment can do to the home loan amount a lender can offer, shown by salary and by payment.
Get the guideThe lender is not looking at what you think it is looking at. This short guide shows what is actually on the screen when your file is read, so you walk in knowing what is coming.
Who it is for: First-time buyers who would rather know what is coming than guess.
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Most first-time buyers think the decision comes down to how much they earn. It does not. A lender reads a few specific things, and how cleanly you can show them matters as much as the numbers themselves.
There is also a step almost nobody explains: on a typical loan, a computer reads your file first, and what comes back is not a yes or a no. Knowing what comes back, and what to do with it, is most of the work.
The honest part. You do not need a perfect file. You need an honest one, presented properly.
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