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Mortgage Qualifying Criterions Mortgage Delivery Guy. Pre-Approval vs. Pre-Qualification: Which Is Better?

Mortgage Qualifying Criterions Mortgage Delivery Guy video duration 2 Minute(s) 10 Second(s), published by Paramjit S Girn on 09 02 2019 - 18:00:14.

This brief video talks about 3 major mortgage qualifying criterions banks use to qualify every purchase or a refinancing deal
The 3 criterions are – CID (Credit, Thinking about buying a home? There is a big difference between a mortgage Pre-Approval and a Pre-Qualification
You need to know the difference in order to .

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Pre-Approval vs
Pre-Qualification: Which Is Better?

This brief video talks about 3 major mortgage qualifying criterions banks use to qualify every purchase or a refinancing deal.
The 3 criterions are – CID (Credit, Income and Down Payment)
Credit: Credit score of 680 and up is considered a good credit and anything lower than 670 is bad credit in literal sense.
Income – Many income types are used for mortgage purposes i.e. Self-employed, cash income, Employed, full time, part time etc. however appropriate documentation is required to prove it. Example If you are working part time, NOA proof of average of last 2 years income is required to be able to use this part time income.

Down Payment – With as low as 5% down payment can be use used to qualify for a mortgage. CMHC insurance premium is added with every purchase with less than 20% down payment. Don’t forget the down payment cannot be borrowed and 90 days proof of source (seeding period) of down payment is must.
Mortgage stress test still applies i.e. qualifying at the rate of 5.34%. The actual contract is lower than the rates used to qualify you under the stress test.
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