Will I qualify for the FHA loans?

It is very possible. I have closed some loans recently with a very similar scenerio from the one that you explained above. We will just need to add in your mom's credit, income and debt including any mortgage(s) that she currently has with your same info. You will need to submit your info as the borrower and your mother's info on the application as a co-borrower.Please double click on this link to submit a secure online mortgage application: http://www.bncnationalbank.com/scottsdale/besquivelYou can reach me at 602-688-1339 or by email, besquivel@bncnationalbank.comI look forward to helping you get your home loan approved. Brian

That is the best use of a family member to co-sign for you, a debt ratio that's too high. Go for it. And you will be eligible for the entire $8,000 if the selling price of the house you are buying is high enough. The interest rate you will get isn't any higher either because of needing a co-signer. If you are buying in Florida please contact me at charlie@strategix.us. If not best of luck. You should be a homeowner soon.

Without seeing the actual numbers, it is rather difficult to make the call. However, I recently closed a deal with a high debt ratio. However, I always encourage my clients to keep their loan affordable. If you would like for me to go over the numbers with you, I would be happy to assist. Mel Smith--845-290-3319

Have you been denied a loan recently by a bank such as Chase ,Wells Fargo or Bank Of America or had you apply for a F.H.A loan ?? Also using your mother as a co-signor and applying for the first time home buyer credit can all be done together ... I have had the same exact circumstances and funded the loans in the past 6 months.If you are living in California give me a call I would be happy to assist you Jeffrey Young # 310-984-0496.