Based on credit score alone, yes, you would qualify for an FHA mortgage. You could also possibly qualify for one of the Conventional programs available too. You should expect to need anywhere from 3 or 3.5% to 5% (or more if you desire) for down payment. If I can answer any additional questions, I'd be happy to help. Best wishes otherwise, Kimberly Lawson
KBarnett, FHA calls for a 3.5% down payment so on 71,000 that would mean you would need 2,485 as a down payment. On top of that you will need closing costs. In many cases you can have the seller assist with most if not all your closing costs. Also, if you are a first time buyer I would like to talk with you about the benefits of the Ohio Mortgage Tax Credits Program. You can find my phone number on my profile page and you can generally call 9AM till 9PM 7 days a week. I will answer if I am available.
KBarnett, In reply to your reply. Your 670 Credit score is good enough for a FHA loan. Messaging back and forth is not the best way to give you the best advice. I would suggest you give me a call and we can discuss your options. There is no cost to talk, I will offer my thoughts and options. Again 9am till 9PM
you would qualify for an FHA. Why put money down. Get a grant for NO money down. There are some restrictions though. We could discuss if you like. Thanks Shawn
Get a grant. No money down. We can discuss if you like as there are some restrictions. Thanks Shawn
It take more than a credit score to qualify for financing.. but a 670 MID credit score would be in the acceptable range.. As far as down payment, you need a minimum of 3.5% down for FHA, which for a $71,000 home, you would need $2485. You would also need funds for closing costs.. this can add another 3% to 5% required funds, however, there are ways to get the costs paid.. you can ask the seller to contribute, you can ask your realtor's to contribute, you can choose a slightly higher interest rate and get a "lender credit" to help pay the costs, or any combination of the 3.. There also might be some local grant programs that might help with down payment and closing costs.. For this option, it's best to contact a local mortgage broker or real estate agent... they should be familiar with all the local programs if any.. I'm a Broker here in Scottsdale AZ and I only lend in Arizona. If you or someone you know is looking for financing options, feel free to contact me or pass along my information. William J. Acres, Lender411's number ONE lender in Arizona. 480-287-5714 WilliamAcres.com NMLS# 226347
Yes you can get an fha loan with a 670 credit score and I've seen actually go lower in certain circumstances. Your down payment will be $2,500 plus closing costs. In most cases we can negotiate the closing costs to be paid by the seller. -Ken
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