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    Can someone help me out where to find (what website for example) a mortgage deal calculator, based on your income (and own money) in USA? I can find them easely in my countries website's but not in the usa..

    I'm curious what you can get in NYC. I know my yankee girlfriend's brother pays -alot- to rend in manhatten.

    Thanks.

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    Last edited by SEAL; 12-08-2006, 06:15 AM.

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    • #3
      It's not a fixed rate really, I don't think at least. It changes based on what bank and what part of the country you live in.
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      • #4
        Also depends on your credit
        USA WORLD CHAMPS

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        • #5
          Hmm.
          In here, it's only based on your income... and of course on your own money/ dept if availible. Basic rule is: year income * 4 (or times 5 sometimes). Or another calculation is that 1/3 of your month salary (after tax) is the max you can get a loan for, for a house.

          So, in usa, this little rule calculator doesn't apply? It just isn't a simple rule?
          For instance with bad credit history you can get only a house of year income * 2 and good credit is a year income * 5? Confusing..

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          • #6
            Credit reports are vastly more complicated than that in the US. There are websites that do it for free for you but I don't feel like locating one right now. Basically there are 3 main ways, or companies, that calculate it (all can be done free at different websites) and banks look at all 3.

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            • #7
              freecreditreport.com


              Some realtors and banks will give you a fixed rate. But not all. I'd suggest just pick up one of those free Real Estate magazines at the news stand and look around.

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