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    Senior Member judithoo5's Avatar
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    rental income question?

    I was accepted in the HAMP trial program

    my totaly income from my job is $2458 and i get from rental income
    $2000 so basically my income is $4458...i used this amount showing a surplus of 158 bacicaly they used this amount to qualify me..

    but then if they only takes 75% from rental (2000(75)=1500) so my total income will be $3958
    1) 4458(31%) = $1381 ......if they used this amount this will be my payment according to HAMP

    2) 3958(31%)=$1226 and if they used this amount this will be my payment according to HAMP

    but after doing my math i concluded that if they take income #2 i wont qualify for the final HAMP review because balance on my loan is 320 and 320(2%) will be 640 plus Insurance &taxes $609 payment will be= 1249 so if they used option #2 they will be a shortage of 23 dollars 1226-1249


    can somebody explain this...

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    LoanSafe Guide Evan Bedard's Avatar
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    Re: rental income question?

    but then if they only takes 75% from rental (2000(75)=1500) so my total income will be $3958
    1) 4458(31%) = $1381 ......if they used this amount this will be my payment according to HAMP

    2) 3958(31%)=$1226 and if they used this amount this will be my payment according to HAMP
    For the HAMP program they are only going to use 75% of your rental income in their calculations. So option2 is definitely what your trial payment should look like on this plan..
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