Yes you can. If no payment is showing up then an estimated payment will be calculated based upon applying a percentage to the amount of owed. www.GuaranteedRate.com/LarryLechel
Deferred student loans may or may not be counted against you depending on the type of mortgage you apply for as well as the repayment schedule. Whether you qualify or not depends on a number of factors all related to Credit, Capacity, Collateral...issues. It will take an overall review of your unique financial situation to determine your options...www.LarryTheMortgageGuy.com
Yes, as long as they are deferred for at least 12 months AFTER you close, they are not required to be counted in your debt ratios for a FHA or VA loan. Plus, FHA and VA loans are more flexible on your qualifications. Conventional and USDA loans generally require them to be counted. Conventional loans are a better option than FHA if you qualify.
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