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I want to buy a house! How much loan can i get if I make $40,000 a year?

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I want to buy a house! How much loan can i get if I make $40,000 a year?

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Best home loans are easy to get if you know where to look. Home loans with low interest rates can make a sizeable difference in your savings, both on a long term and short term basis. However in order to get the best interest rate on your new home loan, you need to follow some tips. http://www.worldbestloans.com/homeloans…. A sure-fire way to finding some of the best home loans rate is by comparing between 3-4 different lenders prior to deciding who to opt for. While most lenders have a wide range of interest rates and schemes, those who offer flexibility in terms and conditions or can customize to your preferences can work the best for you.

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I use the 3x rule of thumb. Three times your annual income is the max house price you can look at. In your case it would be $120,000. Figuring as 20% down payment and your max loan would be $96,000. Of course everybody is different and you won’t know for sure until you contact a lender.