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A: Absolutely. Lenders consider your debt-to-income (DTI) ratio, not just whether you have student debt. If your overall monthly obligations are manageable, your student loans won’t hold you back.
A: Nope. That’s a myth. Conventional loans can go as low as 3% down, FHA loans require just 3.5%, and VA/USDA loans often require zero down. Options exist for nearly every budget.
A: Yes! Many loan programs allow gift funds from relatives or even close friends for your down payment or closing costs. Just make sure it’s documented properly (no cash in a birthday card!).
A: Yes, you can. Lenders often accept a job offer letter or recent pay stub as proof of income. If the job is in the same field and offers stable income, you’re still considered a strong applicant even if it’s day one.
A: A little, but not much. A hard inquiry can lower your score by a few points, but multiple mortgage inquiries within a 30–45 day window are usually treated as one. So, rate shopping won’t wreck your credit.
A: Yes—but there’s a waiting period. Depending on the loan type, you may qualify again after as little as 2–4 years post-bankruptcy or foreclosure. Rebuilding your credit and demonstrating financial stability is key.
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