Conventional Loan Requirements: What You Need to Know

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• EW

  @ewlinitis · 4 years ago

  Nothing like having Exceptional credit but not enough income to compete in this highly inflated real estate market. Forced to keep renting in order to save more money.   Very frustrating.

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• BL

  @blicce9597 · 4 years ago

  Who needs college when you can just delve into the world of YouTube University ! Lol I’m so grateful to have this kind of information readily available at the click of a button. Thank you for what you do

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• MI

  @MikeyMonies · 4 years ago (edited)

  Also good tip to research if you can get 1st time home buyer grants that cover the 3% down payment and/or closing costs.

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• DJ

  @djchuck_d8409 · 4 years ago

  This was a Home-buying Masterclass on it's own. Thanks for being the Miles Beckler of Home-Buying Kyle!

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• JE

  @jenniferlego4221 · 4 years ago

  You crammed a TON of information in under an hour! I always look for new uploads from your channel. Never mind that I've already  Won the House I Love! Your content made the process much less daunting and mystifying.Thank you! THANK you! THANK YOU!

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• AR

  @artera7206 · 4 years ago (edited)

  I thank you for always dropping knowledge and when I do buy my first home next year it will be a part of this community! Much success to all!

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• MS

  @MsCookie21 · 4 years ago

  This is the best information I have ever seen And delivered with perfection!

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• AL

  @allisonthompson8221 · 4 years ago

  You're voice is so relaxing 🤗

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• RO

  @robertpanda2507 · 4 years ago

  Have you ever done a deep dive on manual underwriting? I would love to get more info on that! You do great work👍

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• RA

  @ragtie6177 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Best explanation and tutorial I&apos;ve ever seen.<br>Real facts<br>Real logic<br>Real strategy<br>* Subscribed, Bell&apos;s, &amp;thankful.

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• KA

  @kae0_o644 · 4 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;m in southern California and now that you&apos;ve broken it down its frustrating that there&apos;s a stigma around less than 20% down. &nbsp;Depending on the market the total amount you&apos;d pay in insurance even at highest rate is way less than the upfront cash of 15 or 17% of total home cost for the down payment. <br><br>AND you can remove insurance after paying enough equity!<br><br>Buying a home is challenging but seems way more affordable now. &nbsp;Thank you for walking through these requirements and making this information available to everyone. &nbsp;It makes the whole prospect seem much more realistic/doable.

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• NI

  @nicolebutler8271 · 4 years ago

  Hi &nbsp;Kyle new subscriber I have been watching all of your videos learning the process for buying a house and I learned so much for when I&apos;m ready you explain everything so well .I have been waiting for this video so thanks great work .

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