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just start out by taking your salary and multiplying it by 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5 and get a feel for what the payments would be if you had a loan of that amount.
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Go and see a mortgage lender/adviser they will tell you how much you can borrow.
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The best thing to do would be to find out how much you could afford to pay, not how much they would lend you. Just because you could get a loan for an amount doesn't mean you should be borrowing that amount. Your mortgage payments + taxes and insurance shouldn't exceed 25% of your take home pay.
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Hi my name is Mrs Shirley Murphy i am a mother of tree kids i live in united state of America. Two weeks back i was in search of who will lend me $85,000USD. i came across a lady called Mrs Jennifer Jefferson who directed me to a private lender Mr Peter White. first i thought it was a scam then i thought of given it a try after i have been scam twice before. As God is on my side. Mr Peter White, loan me the sum of $85,000USD i was very happy it was like a dream to me. so my dear i would want you to contact him now. tell him Mrs Shirley Murphy whom he help with a loan two weeks a go directed you here is his e-mail: peterwhite32@yahoo.com I would advice you to comply with him because there are some process which you would fellow before you can get the loan... GOOD LUCK TO YOU
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you just need to be pre-qualified. add your minimum monthly payments up ( credit cards, car loans, student loans, anything on a credit report, your new mortgage payment in as well and from your W2's you take the gross income and you qualify ideally no higher than 42% but loans are different this is just one scenario. From W2's you take the gross amount less the
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