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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Still no longer stopping someone from qualifying for a mortgage
Hi, I know someone who is interested in buying a home but says that her student loan debt is affecting the process. I am aware of the key factors the debt to income ratio plays in getting a mortgage is there anything that she can do to still qualify while having high student loan debt?