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So, have any of you stated you were students and bought a home during medical school? Just curious! Thanks!
mshheaddoc said:May I ask how you went about doing this and were there specific lenders you were referred to? Was it through your medical school etc?
Most regular national companies refuse to do these types of loans. Thanks for any info you can provide me with!
Yes I am but not all companies have these types of products. I'm looking for rate comparison. Most likely I'm going no doc, but apparently I've heard there are stated income loans that people have got as students. I had never heard of it therefore I'm inquiring.OrthoFixation said:Aren't you an UW?
mshheaddoc said:Yes I am but not all companies have these types of products. I'm looking for rate comparison. Most likely I'm going no doc, but apparently I've heard there are stated income loans that people have got as students. I had never heard of it therefore I'm inquiring.
Yeah I applied no doc but they don't have arms in that program. Bah, I'm going to just go with a national lender and not a small town company. But I want a relationship builder for investments down the road. Mortgages! 😡OrthoFixation said:That makes sense. I just initiated a 5/1 ARM through ING Direct. We'll see how good they are real soon. 😕
Etomidate said:I didn't know you were in medical school.
mshheaddoc said:So, have any of you stated you were students and bought a home during medical school? Just curious! Thanks!
Yes, that is another option. 🙁 I have the credit and income right now but won't in the future and when possibly buying. I guess none of you got the stated loans then.abbaroodle said:Another option is to have your parents (siblings, grandparents, aunt, uncle, someone) co-sign or "co-own" or something like that.
I am a med-student looking to buy (if anything ever comes up that meets my pickyness!), and I got pre-approved with Suntrust based on my parents' income\credit. My parents have no intention of paying, but they know I will, as co-owners they can get a tax-deduction for interest paid (having no income, a tax deduction doesnt really help me!) and the bank doesn't care who pays as long as you pay on-time....
Of course, it requires that you have someone with decent credit and income who is willing to co-sign, because if you don't keep up with payments, they are responsible.