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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

What do lenders looks for in qualifying you?
I’ve been working tirelessly to fix my credit and get it in optimal lending shape. I have been able to pay off all my debts and debt free but have negative items from years ago that still have some time to fall off.
My credit karma score is at 661. What are some factors that lenders look at when applying for loans?
Thanks BP!
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- A couple big ones:
- Job history (W-2 is easier to qualify with than 1099) and having at least 1 year, if not 2+ makes it easier.
- DTI will also be a big part of qualification.
- Reserves- lenders want to see that you have money in checking or savings