I guess one could always just refinance but you know that's not the same because that's borrowed money.

The guideline above will insure the borrower is motivated, experienced.

The Mortgage Bankers Association believes that Hispanic borrowers often steer clear of mainstream lenders due to deportation fears and their dependence on cash transactions.

To answer the OP's original questions---it depends...If you used the 50K in the traditional sense (90% Lender 1st + 10% down payment), you could potential qualify for a 500K loan amount.If you used the 50K with seller assistance (75% Lender 1st + 20% Seller 2nd + 5% Down Payment), then you could potentially qualify for a 1KK loan amount.

I have never taken out a loan (not a legal one at least, I did borrow $1,500 from my folks once and paid them back every cent of it.)

Check out my site and if I can be of assistance you will find my number on the site.

you just will have a hard time borrowing money from banks and such.you'll need to start from the ground up.

So I might be able to assist you in that project also.

:goofy: Heck 4 years ago I had to borrow money for groceries, now thats broke!!!!

Give me a call so we can discuss it.Are these leads only, or buyers that you are assisting in finding a property?