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I'm pretty sure no matter how much you put down as down payment (unless it's 100%), the bank will always look at your income statement before approving your mortgage. the less the mortgaged amount, the easier to get approved. ! R9 l4 D' c, ~' f/ e2 @ Q+ Y0 X- N: }5 k8 o7 o X
if you pay a minimum of 20% of the total purchase price as down payment, you're then not required to purchase mortgage insurance (to protect the bank in case you walk away when you can no longer afford to make the mortgage payments).
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I'm pretty sure u r wrong here. . U* I) ]' o2 L1 J, Y$ X If you put down 30% they won't care if you have a stable income or not....eg international students.....