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Requirements for Conventional 97?

Scott Anthony
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Hey all, what are the general requirements for a Conventional 97 loan?  I believe it's through Fannie Mae.  I'm a first-time home buyer and I know these loans are intended for single-home residential properties, in which I would want to use it for, but what are the other requirements i.e. credit, income(s), etc?  Thanks in advance for any and all help!  I appreciate it.  

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Benjamin Piecenski
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Benjamin Piecenski
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Hey Josh!  

For a conventional 97% LTV loan, you are looking at a minimum credit score of 620, and you can have a debt-to-income ratio of up to 50% per automated underwriting system approval. Are there any other curiosities you have about the program?

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