Does anyone know the max amount given this year for the holiday express loan at jackson hewitt?
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For the H.E.L.P. (Holiday Express Loan Program):\nUp to $600.00 for people who regularly do their taxes there and up to $400.00 for others. \n\nRemember that it's up to the bank to decide how much and if not approved or approved. Sometimes if this is you're first time then they base it on your credit.\n\nH & R Block Holiday Program:\nup to $1500.00.\n\nBoth programs started today.
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Not really.  Some lenders (like the one I work for) look for a minimum of 640, others 620. You are right on the borderline.  Anything from 640-699 is ok and 700 or above is considered very good and will likely get you better rates.  I would find out why you are a 630 (delinquencies reporting?  overextended credit cards?  a lot of new debt?) and work on correcting those issues.  Good luck!
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Go to    myfloridacounty.com  anyways 650 sounds about right and not that I'm judging but why didn't you pay all along she may be able to claim past money.good luck to your old and new family
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Well, that depends on where the balance of $164,900 is coming from.   Is your down payment $90k or is your loan amount $90k?  \n\nRegardless, do a search on loan amortization tables.  You can put in the loan amount, term and interest rate, it will give you the monthy payment.  There are a ton out there (may even be one in Yahoo Real Estate section).
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That is the maxium they will pay.  Once you reach your aggregate limit, thats it no more
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Good luck!  Here is the link!\nhttp://www.yourpaysite.com/
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$400,000 or more per year
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Anything above 700.  But that is not the only thing they are looking for.  They look at your debt to income ratio-can you pay your bills with the money you make.  Also they look at how much anyone else has lend to you- your highest balance you have ever re-payed.
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Depends.  \n\nFor individuals\nLate mortgage payment fees, yes, as interest  in year paid.\n\nPrepayment of next year's payments - only January's, which is actually accrued by December's month end, and only in year paid..  You should pay in time to have it included on 1098 issued by mtg.holder to avoid questions.\n\nYou can deduct penalty prepayment fees as interest the year paid.  These fees should also show as interest on a 1098 form issued at year end.
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you can start as a jr. processer and they will train you.  otherwise ROP offers classes in loan processing for free.  as someone who has been in the business for years there can be lean times.  Ameriquest just had a big lay off  - 3,400 people.  that's because interest rates are up so no one wants to refi. also the housing market is cooling down. it might be tough until summer, even still rates don't seem to be going down at this time.
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yes, you will likely qualify for a higher limit. Mine is similar and I reject more offers than I accept.  One of my finance professors used to categorize people with FICO of 720 and above as those who would skip eating before making a late payment.  He also used to give advice to young female students regarding who to date based on credit scores.  He was funny and the advice seemed pretty valid in my experience.
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It's definitely too good to be true. It's probably spam. My interest rate is 6.7 percent.  I thought that was good.  Be very careful to read the fine print on that loan application...)(
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1800Merrill\nBut before you borrow from your 401k be sure to read attached article.
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call the banking institute that holds the loan and tell them what you need they will send it to you
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The other people who answered this question are right.\n\nFor more detailed information, check out this article on my blog.\n\nhttp://ohiomortgages.blogspot.com/2006/04/stated-income-loans.html
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There is no "VA" home loan per se.  The program is a guarantee by the federal government to lenders that says the government  will pay  your loan off if you default.  \n\nThere is a maximum amount but I forget what the amount is but I would guess $225-$275K or so.  \n\nIt makes lenders feel confortable making the loan knowing they will get paid back if for some reason, you are not able to meet the terms of the note.