HUD Approved Housing Counseling Agencies for Kentucky Home Buyers

HUD Approved Housing Counseling Agencies for Kentucky Home buyers

Agencies located in KENTUCKY

Agency Name Phone, Toll-Free,
Fax Number,
Email, Website Address Counseling Services Languages Parent Organization
KENTUCKY COMMUNITIES ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY COUNCIL, INC. (KCEOC) Phone: 606-546-3152
Fax: 606-546-5057
E-mail: dcornelius@kceoc.com 5448 N. U.S. 25E, Ste.A
PO Box 490
Barbourville, Kentucky 40906 - Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops - English KENTUCKY HOUSING CORPORATION
BOWLING GREEN HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION Phone: 270-782-7900
Fax: 270-782-6997
E-mail: bghrc1@aol.com
Website:www.bgky.org/humanrights.htm 491 Double Springs Road
BOWLING GREEN, Kentucky 42101-5185 - Fair Housing Pre-Purchase Education Workshops
- Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Predatory Lending Education Workshops
- Services for Homeless Counseling - English
- Spanish
CCCS OF THE MIDWEST Phone: 800-355-2227
Toll-free: 800-355-2227
Fax: 614-552-4800
E-mail: info@apprisen.com
Website: www.apprisen.com 1725 Ashley Circle, Ste 107
BOWLING GREEN, Kentucky 42104-5811 - Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops - English CCCS OF THE MIDWEST/APPRISEN
HOUSING ASSISTANCE AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES, INC. Phone: 270-796-4176
Fax: 270-796-8203
E-mail: hands@handsinc.net
Website: www.handsinc.net 1133 Adams Street
BOWLING GREEN, Kentucky 42101-2603 - Fair Housing Pre-Purchase Education Workshops
- Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops
- Rental Housing Counseling
- Services for Homeless Counseling - English
KENTUCKY LEGAL AID Phone: 270-782-1924
E-mail: N/A
Website: www.klaid.org 1700 Destiny Ln
BOWLING GREEN, Kentucky 42104-1063 - Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Rental Housing Counseling
- Services for Homeless Counseling - English
- Spanish WEST TENNESSEE LEGAL SERVICES, INCORPORATED
LIVE THE DREAM DEVELOPMENT, INC Phone: 270-843-6071-7124
Fax: 270-781-7091
E-mail: eholley@habg.org 247 Double Springs Road
BOWLING GREEN, Kentucky 42101-5160 - Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops
- Predatory Lending Education Workshops - English
CAMPBELLSVILLE HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Phone: 270-465-3576-236
Fax: 270-465-2444
E-mail: jhall@campbellsvillehousing.com
Website: www.cvillehousingonline.com 400 Ingram Ave
PO Box 597
CAMPBELLSVILLE, Kentucky 42718-1627 - Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops
- Rental Housing Counseling - English
CATHOLIC CHARITIES, DIOCESE OF COVINGTON Phone: 859-581-8974
Fax: 859-581-9595
E-mail: info@covingtoncharities.org
Website: www.covingtoncharities.org 3629 Church St
COVINGTON, Kentucky 41015-1430 - Fair Housing Pre-Purchase Education Workshops
- Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops
- Predatory Lending Education Workshops
- Rental Housing Counseling
- Services for Homeless Counseling - English
- Spanish CATHOLIC CHARITIES USA
LEGAL AID OF THE BLUEGRASS Phone: 859-957-0189
Toll-free: 800-274-5863
Fax: 606-783-1342
E-mail: bcombs@lablaw.org
Website: www.lablaw.org 104 East 7th Street
COVINGTON, Kentucky 41011-2502 - Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops
- Predatory Lending Education Workshops
- Rental Housing Counseling
- Services for Homeless Counseling - English
- Spanish WEST TENNESSEE LEGAL SERVICES, INCORPORATED
CCCS OF THE MIDWEST Phone: 800-355-2227
Toll-free: 800-355-2227
Fax: 614-552-4800
E-mail: info@apprisen.com
Website: www.apprisen.com/home.asp 950 North Mulberry
Suite 220F
ELIZABETHTOWN, Kentucky 42701-3612 - Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops - English CCCS OF THE MIDWEST/APPRISEN
CCCS OF THE MIDWEST Phone: 800-355-2227
Toll-free: 800-355-2227
Fax: 614-552-4800
E-mail: info@apprisen.com
Website: www.apprisen.com/home.asp 11 Shelby Street
FLORENCE, Kentucky 41042-1612 - Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops - English CCCS OF THE MIDWEST/APPRISEN
CCCS OF THE MIDWEST Phone: 800-355-2227
Toll-free: 800-355-2227
Fax: 614-552-4800
E-mail: info@apprisen.com
Website: www.apprisen.com 649 Charity Court
#15
FRANKFORT, Kentucky 40601-4223 - Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops - English CCCS OF THE MIDWEST/APPRISEN
KENTUCKY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ASSOCIATION Phone: 502-209-5382-502
Toll-free: 502-209-5382
Fax: 502-226-5382
E-mail: modoherty@kdva.org
Website: kdva.org 111 Darby Shire Circle
FRANKFORT, Kentucky 40601-2741 - Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops - English KENTUCKY HOUSING CORPORATION
KENTUCKY HOUSING CORPORATION Phone: 502-564-7630-775
Toll-free: 800-633-8896
Fax: 502-564-5657
E-mail: shillard@kyhousing.org
Website: www.kyhousing.org 1231 Louisville Rd.
FRANKFORT, Kentucky 40601-6156 - Fair Housing Pre-Purchase Education Workshops
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops
- Predatory Lending Education Workshops - English
- Spanish
KCEOC COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP, INC. Phone: 606-546-3152-300
Fax: 606-546-5057
E-mail: jsmith@kceoc.com
Website: www.povertyisreal.com 5448 N US 25 E, Suite A
GRAY, Kentucky 40734-6582 - Fair Housing Pre-Purchase Education Workshops
- Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Financial, Budgeting and Credit Repair Workshops
- Home Improvement and Rehabilitation Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops
- Predatory Lending Education Workshops
- Rental Housing Counseling
- Rental Housing Workshops
- Resolving/Preventing Mortgage Delinquency Workshops
- Services for Homeless Counseling - English
LESLIE, KNOTT, LETCHER, PERRY COMMUNITY ACTION CENTER Phone: 606-436-3161-180
Toll-free: 800-401-4287
Fax: 606-439-1157
E-mail: a.thompson@lklp.net
Website: www.lklp.org 98 Roy Campbell
HAZARD, Kentucky 41701-9444 - Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops - English KENTUCKY HOUSING CORPORATION
BARRET CENTER, INC Phone: 270-827-1486-114
Fax: 270-826-8673
E-mail: susangay@hahenderson.net 111 S Adams Street
HENDERSON, Kentucky 42420-3611 - Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops - English KENTUCKY HOUSING CORPORATION
KENTUCKY LEGAL AID, INCORPORATED Phone: 270-782-5740
Toll-free: 866-452-9243
Fax: 270-782-5740
E-mail: scrocker@klaid.org
Website: www.klaid.org 1411 South Main Street
HOPKINSVILLE, Kentucky 42240-2017 - Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Rental Housing Counseling - English KENTUCKY LEGAL AID
CCCS OF THE MIDWEST Phone: 800-355-2227
Toll-free: 800-355-2227
Fax: 614-552-4800
E-mail: info@apprisen.com
Website: www.apprisen.com/home.asp 2265 Harrodsburg Road
Stuite. 303
LEXINGTON, Kentucky 40504-3500 - Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops - English CCCS OF THE MIDWEST/APPRISEN
COMMUNITY VENTURES CORPORATION Phone: 859-231-0054
E-mail: dmajor@cvcky.org
Website: www.asite.com 1450 N Broadway
Lexington, Kentucky 40505-3162 - Fair Housing Pre-Purchase Education Workshops
- Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Home Improvement and Rehabilitation Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops
- Predatory Lending Education Workshops
- Rental Housing Counseling - Arabic
- Cambodian
- English NEIGHBORHOOD REINVESTMENT CORPORATION
REACH, INC. Phone: 859-455-8057
Fax: 859-455-7436
E-mail: kjones@reachky.com
Website: www.reachky.com 733 Red Mile Rd
Lexington, Kentucky 40504+1153 - Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops - English
- Spanish
ROAD TO HOMEOWNERSHIP, INC. Phone: 502-647-3027
Fax: 502-647-3099
E-mail:ybradford@theroadleadinghome.org 121 Prosterous Place Ste A
LEXINGTON, Kentucky 40509-1800 - Fair Housing Pre-Purchase Education Workshops
- Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops
- Predatory Lending Education Workshops
- Rental Housing Counseling
- Services for Homeless Counseling - English
CCCS OF THE MIDWEST Phone: 800-355-2227
Toll-free: 800-355-2227
Fax: 614-552-4800
E-mail: info@apprisen.com
Website: www.apprisen.com 2100 Gardiner Lane Ste 103A
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky 40205-2900 - Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops - English CCCS OF THE MIDWEST/APPRISEN
CCCS OF THE MIDWEST Phone: 800-355-2227
Toll-free: 800-355-2227
Fax: 614-552-4800
E-mail: info@apprisen.com
Website: www.apprisen.com 11492 Bluegrass Parkway
Suite 110
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky 40299-2334 - Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops - English CCCS OF THE MIDWEST/APPRISEN
HOUSING FOUNDATION Phone: 270-965-2233
Toll-free: 866-965-2239
Fax: 775-213-7867
E-mail: myhomeky@bellsouth.net
Website: www.myhomeky.org 330 North Hubbards Lane Office #4
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky 40207-2396 - Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops - English KENTUCKY HOUSING CORPORATION
LEGAL AID SOCIETY, INC. Phone: 502-584-1254
Fax: 502-584-8014
E-mail: spope@laslou.org 416 West Muhammad Ali Blvd., Suite 300
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky 40202-3376 - Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Predatory Lending Education Workshops
- Rental Housing Counseling
- Services for Homeless Counseling - English
- French
- Hindi
- Other
- Spanish WEST TENNESSEE LEGAL SERVICES, INCORPORATED
LOUISVILLE CENTRAL COMMUNITY CENTER Phone: 502-583-8821
Fax: 502-583-8824
E-mail: rclay@lcccnews.org 1300 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky 40203-1744 - Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops - English KENTUCKY HOUSING CORPORATION
LOUISVILLE URBAN LEAGUE Phone: 502-566-3362
Fax: 502-568-4663
E-mail: cmccravy@lul.org
Website: www.lul.org 1535 West Broadway
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky 40203-3515 - Fair Housing Pre-Purchase Education Workshops
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops
- Predatory Lending Education Workshops
- Rental Housing Counseling
- Services for Homeless Counseling - English NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
NID-HCA SICKLES Phone: 502-810-9200
Fax: 502-966-6040
E-mail: nidhca.sickles@gmail.com
Website: www.nidonline.org & www.makingyourhomeaffordable.org 3215 Fern Valley Road, Suite #106
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky 40213-3563 - Fair Housing Pre-Purchase Education Workshops
- Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Home Improvement and Rehabilitation Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops
- Predatory Lending Education Workshops
- Rental Housing Counseling
- Services for Homeless Counseling - English
- Spanish NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE BROKERS-INVESTMENT DIVISION, INC
THE HOUSING PARTNERSHIP, INC Phone: 502-585-5451
E-mail: lwood@wearehpi.org
Website: www.asite.com 321 Guthrie Grn
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky 40202-1813 - Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops
- Predatory Lending Education Workshops
- Rental Housing Counseling - English
- Spanish HOUSING PARTNERSHIP NETWORK
KENTUCKY LEGAL AID, INCORPORATED Phone: 270-782-5740
Toll-free: 800-782-1924
Fax: 270-825-0689
E-mail: scrocker@klaid.org
Website: www.klaid.org 100 South Railroad Street, # 120
MADISONVILLE, Kentucky 42431-2467 - Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Rental Housing Counseling - English KENTUCKY LEGAL AID
DANIEL BOONE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL Phone: 606-598-5127
Fax: 606-599-9712
E-mail:marthanna.dobson@danielboonecaa.org
Website: none 1535 Shamrock Road
MANCHESTER, Kentucky 40962-9201 - Pre-purchase Counseling - English KENTUCKY HOUSING CORPORATION
PURCHASE AREA HOUSING CORPORATION Phone: 270-247-7171
Fax: 270-251-6110
E-mail:David.Hargrove@purchaseadd.org
Website: www.purchaseadd.org 1002 Medical Dr
MAYFIELD, Kentucky 42066-1184 - Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops
- Rental Housing Counseling
- Services for Homeless Counseling - English
BRIGHTON CENTER, INCORPORATED Phone: 859-491-8303
E-mail: brighton@brightoncenter.com
Website: brightoncenter.com 799 Ann ST
NEWPORT, Kentucky 41071-1218 - Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops
- Rental Housing Counseling - English
KENTUCKY LEGAL AID, INCORPORATED Phone: 270-782-5740
Toll-free: 866-452-9243
Fax: 270-683-3513
E-mail: jmorre@klaid.org
Website: www.klaid.org 117 West 2nd Street
OWENSBORO, Kentucky 42303-4112 - Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Rental Housing Counseling - English
- Spanish KENTUCKY LEGAL AID
CLEARPOINT FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS, INC. Phone: 877-877-1995
Toll-free: 877-877-1995
E-mail:customer.service@clearpointccs.org
Website: www.clearpointccs.org 118 Bleich Rd
C-Plant Credit Union Building
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PADUCAH, Kentucky 42003-8703 - Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Pre-purchase Counseling - ASL
- English
- Spanish CLEARPOINT FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS, INC.
KENTUCKY LEGAL AID, INCORPORATED Phone: 270-782-5740
Toll-free: 866-452-9243
Fax: 270-782-5740
E-mail: jmorre@klaid.org
Website: www.klaid.org 1122 Jefferson Street
PADUCAH, Kentucky 42001-1836 - Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Rental Housing Counseling - English KENTUCKY LEGAL AID
CCCS OF THE MIDWEST Phone: 800-355-2227
Toll-free: 800-355-2227
Fax: 614-552-4800
E-mail: info@cccservices.com
Website:www.cccservices.com/home.asp 317 Main Street
PIKEVILLE, Kentucky 41501-1135 - Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops - English CCCS OF THE MIDWEST/APPRISEN
BELL-WHITLEY COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY, INC. Phone: 606-337-3044
Fax: 606-337-1439
E-mail: normancornelius@bell-whitley.org
Website: bell-whitley.org 129 Pine St.
PO Box 159
PINEVILLE, Kentucky 40977-1625 - Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops - English KENTUCKY HOUSING CORPORATION
APPALACHIAN RESEARCH AND DEFENSE FUND OF KENTUCKY Phone: 606-886-3876
Toll-free: 800-556-3876
Fax: 606-886-3704
E-mail: dianef@setel.com
Website: www.ardfky.org 120 North Front Avenue
PRESTONSBURG, Kentucky 41653-7832 - Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops
- Predatory Lending Education Workshops
- Rental Housing Counseling
- Services for Homeless Counseling - English
- Spanish WEST TENNESSEE LEGAL SERVICES, INCORPORATED
CCCS OF THE MIDWEST Phone: 800-355-2227
Toll-free: 800-355-2227
Fax: 614-552-4800
E-mail: info@cccservices.com
Website: www.cccservices.com 200 E Main St 2nd Floor
RICHMOND, Kentucky 40475-1628 - Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops - English CCCS OF THE MIDWEST/APPRISEN
HAZEL JOYCE WILEY CAREER AND FINANCIAL LITERACY INSTITUTE, INC Phone: 502-647-3072
Fax: 502-647-3099
E-mail: hjwfinancial@bellsouth.net
Website: www.hjwfinancial.org 330 Main Street
SHELBYVILLE, Kentucky 40065-1026 - Fair Housing Pre-Purchase Education Workshops
- Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Home Improvement and Rehabilitation Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Non-Delinquency Post Purchase Workshops
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops
- Predatory Lending Education Workshops
- Rental Housing Counseling
- Services for Homeless Counseling - English
- Spanish
POTENTIALS INC Phone: 606-416-5711
E-mail:potentials.scarlette@newwavecomm.net 105 Burdine Street
SOMERSET, Kentucky 42501-2311 - Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops
- Rental Housing Counseling - English KENTUCKY HOUSING CORPORATION
PEOPLE'S SELF-HELP HOUSING, INC. Phone: 606-796-6333
Fax: 606-796-2606
E-mail: brendapshh@alltel.net 307 KY 59
VANCEBURG, Kentucky 41179-7648 - Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops - English KENTUCKY HOUSING CORPORATION
GATEWAY COMMUNITY SERVICE ORGANIZATION, INC Phone: 606-743-3133
Fax: 606-743-1130
E-mail: debbie.vannorman@gcscap.org 124 College Street
PO Box 367
WEST LIBERTY, Kentucky 41472-1115 - Financial Management/Budget Counseling
- Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling
- Pre-purchase Counseling
- Pre-purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops - English KENTUCKY HOUSING CORPORA


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4 Things Every Borrower Needs to Know to Get Approved for a Mortgage Loan In Kentucky

Over 900 Kentucky Families have used me for their mortgage loan in Kentucky for the last 20 years.

I hope you find this website informative and gives you confidence in making the right selection for your next home loan. I offer Kentucky FHA, VA, USDA, Fannie Mae and KHC Down payment Assistance Home loans in every part of the state. 

There are 4 basic things that a borrower needs to show a lender in order to get approved for a mortgage in Kentucky for 2023.

1. Income

You need income. You need to be able to afford the home. But what is acceptable income? Let’s just say that there are two ratios mortgage underwriters look at to qualify you for mortgage payment:

First Ratio – The first ratio, top ratio or housing ratio. Basically, that means out of all the gross monthly income you make, that no more that X percent of it can go to your housing payment. The housing payment consists of Principle, Interest, Taxes and Insurance. 

Whether you escrow or not every one of these items are factored into your ratio. There are a lot of exceptions to how high you can go, but let’s just say that if your ratio is 33% or less, generally, across the board, you’re safe.

Second Ratio- The second ratio, bottom ratio or debt ratio includes the housing payment, but also adds all of the monthly debts that the borrower has. So, it includes housing payment as well as every other debt that a borrower may have. 

This would include, Auto loans, credit cards, student loans, personal loans, child support, alimony…. basically any consistent outgoing debt that you’re paying on. Again, if you’re paying less than 45% of your gross monthly income to all of the debts, plus your proposed housing payment, then……generally, you’re safe. You can go a lot higher in this area, but there are a lot of caveats when increasing your back ratio.

What qualifies as income? 

Basically, it’s income that has at least a proven, two-year history of being received and pretty high assurances that the income is likely to continue for at least three years. What’s not acceptable? Unverifiable cash income, short term income and income that’s not likely to continue like unemployment income, student loan aid, VA education benefits, or short-term disability are not allowed for a mortgage loan.

2. Assets

What the mortgage underwriter is looking for here is how much can you put down and secondly, how much will you have in reserves after the loan is made to help offset any financial emergencies in the future.

Do you have enough assets to put the money forth to qualify for the down payment that the particular program asks for? 

The only 100% financing or no money down loans still available in Kentucky for home buyers are available through USDA, VA, and KHC or Kentucky Housing Loans. Most other home buyers that don't qualify for the no money down home loans mentioned above, will turn to the FHA program. 

FHA loans currently requires a 3.5% down payment and Fannie Mae, or Conventional loans require a 3% to 5% down payment. The more you put down, the better your rate and terms usually and your chances of qualifying.

Kentucky Home buyers that have access to putting down at least 5% or more, will usually turn to Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac mortgage programs so they can get better pricing when it comes to mortgage insurance.

These assets need to be validated through bank accounts, 401k or retirements account and sometimes gifts from relatives or employer. Can you borrow the down payment? Sometimes.

 Generally, if you’re borrowing a secured loan against a secured asset you can use that. But rarely can cash be used as an asset. 

FHA will allow for gifts from relatives for down payments with little as 3.5% down but Fannie Mae will require a 20% down payment when a gift is being used for the down payment on the home.

The down payment scenarios listed above are for Kentucky Primary Residences only. There are stricter down payment requirements for investment homes made in Kentucky.

3. Credit

580 to 620 is the bottom score (again with few exceptions) that lenders will permit. Below a 620, then you have to look at doing a FHA loan or VA loan if you are a veteran. Even at 620, people consider you a higher risk that other folks and are going to penalize you or your borrower with a more expensive loan. 720 is when you really start to get in the “as a lender we love you” credit score. 760 is even better.

 Watch your credit scores carefully. You have three credit scores, and the lender will take your middle score. For example, let's say you have a 590 on Transunion, 679 on Experian, and a 618 on Equifax. Then your middle qualifying credit score will be 618 credits score.

If you absolutely cannot get your credit scores up to 620, then FHA will be a good option for you. FHA states that if your fico credit score is 580 or above, they will allow for a 3.5% down payment, and if below 580, you will need 10% down payment.

There are a lot of mortgage lenders that will not go below 580 to 620 range, so keep that in mind when you are shopping for a mortgage lender, because they create credit overlays.

Kentucky FHA Mortgage Loans currently requires 3 years removal from a foreclosure or short sale and 2 years on a bankruptcy with good reestablished credit.

Kentucky Fannie Mae Mortgage Loans currently requires 4 years removal from a bankruptcy, and 7 years on a foreclosure.

Kentucky VA Mortgage Loans currently requires 2 years removal from a bankruptcy or foreclosure with good, reestablished credit.

Kentucky USDA loans require 3 years removal from bankruptcy and foreclosure with good reestablished credit.

Which credit score is used to qualify for a Mortgage loan in Kentucky?

4. Appraisal

Generally, there’s nothing you can do to affect this. Bottom line here is…..”is the value of the house at least the value of what you’re paying for it?” If not, then not good things start to happen. Generally you’ll find less issues with values on purchase transactions, because, in theory, the realtor has done an accurate job of valuing the house prior to taking the listing. The big issue comes in refinancing. In purchase transactions, the value is determined as the


Lower of the value or the contract price!!!


That means that if you buy a $1,000,000 home for $100,000, the value is established at $100,000. Conversely, if you buy a $200,000 home and the value comes in at $180,000 during the appraisal, then the value is established at $180,000. Big issues….Talk to your loan officer.



For each one of these boxes, there are over 1,000 things that can effect if a borrower has reached the threshold to complete that box. Soo…..talk to a great loan officer. There are so many loan officers that don’t know what they’re doing. But, conversely, there’s a lot of great ones as well. Your loan is so important! Get a great lender so that you know, for sure, that the loan you want, can be closed on!

Popular Kentucky Home Loan Programs below:

Conventional Loan

• At least 3%-5% down

• Closing costs will vary on which rate you choose and the lender. Typically the higher the rate, the lesser closing costs due to the lender giving you a lender credit back at closing for over par pricing. Also, called a no-closing costs option. You have to weigh the pros and cons to see if it makes sense to forgo the lower rate and lower monthly payment for the higher rate and less closing costs.

Fico scores needed start at 620, but most conventional lenders will want a higher score to qualify for the 3-5% minimum down payment requirements Most buyers using this loan have high credit scores (over 720) and at least 5% down.

The rates are a little higher compared to FHA, VA, or USDA loan but the mortgage insurance is not for life of loan and can be rolled off when you reach 80% equity position in home.

Conventional loans require 4-7 years removed from Bankruptcy and foreclosure.

2023 Baseline Conforming Loan Limit Rises to $726,200

• One-unit property: $726,200
• Two-unit property: $929,850
• Three-unit property: $1,123,900
• Four-unit property: $1,396,800

The FHFA determines the conforming loan limit each year, basing it on the average U.S. home value over the past four quarters.

They utilize their own Federal Housing Finance Agency House Price Index (FHFA HPI®) to determine how much home prices have risen in the preceding 12 months.

Kentucky USDA Rural Housing Program

If you meet income eligibility requirements and are looking to settle in a rural area, you might qualify for the KY USDA Rural Housing program. The program guarantees qualifying loans, reducing lenders’ risk and encouraging them to offer buyers 100% loans. That means Kentucky home buyers don’t have to put any money down, and even the “upfront fee” (a closing cost for this type of loan) can be rolled into the financing.

Fico scores ****.usually wanted for this program center around 620 range, with most lenders wanting a 640 score so they can obtain an automated approval through GUS. GUS stands for the Guaranteed Underwriting system, and it will dictate your max loan pre-approval based on your income, credit scores, debt to income ratio and assets.

They also allow for a manual underwrite, which states that the max house payment ratios are set at 29% and 41% respectively of your income.

They loan requires no down payment, and the current mortgage insurance is 1% upfront, called a funding fee, and .35% annually for the monthly mi payment. Since they recently reduced their mi requirements, USDA is one of the best options out there for home buyers looking to buy in an rural area.

A rural area typically will be any area outside the major cities of Louisville, Lexington, Paducah, Bowling Green, Richmond, Frankfort, and parts of Northern Kentucky .

There is a map link below to see the qualifying areas.

Income Limits for: Most Locations

Household of 1-4

$103,500

- OR -

Household of 5-8*

$136,600

For non-specific areas, the income limits are $103,500 for a 1-4 member household and $136,600 for a 5-8 member household.

*If a household exceeds 8 members, each additional member receives 8% of the 4-person income limit for their area towards the total.

 Some Northern Kentucky Counties can allow for higher incomes. 

Eligibility Requirements – Kentucky---Boone, Kenton, Campbell, Gallatin, 

For a family of 1-4 in Kentucky, the average household income limit for a USDA loan is about $109,850; for a family of 5 or more, the limit can be as high as $145,000.

The Northern Kentucky Counties (***) of Boon, Kenton, Campbell, Bracken, Gallatin, and Pendleton are $109,850 for a household of four or less and up to $145,000 for a family of five or more.

USDA Eligible Areas in Northern Kentucky
Burlington
Hebron
Independence
Walton
Alexandria
Highland Heights
Cold Springs
Grant County
Owen County
Pendleton County
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USDA Income Limits
Boone, Kenton & Campbell Counties (N. KY)
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$109,850 (family size 1-4)
$145,000 (family size 5 or more)
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Grant, Owen & Pendleton Counties (N. KY)
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$103,500 (family size 1-4)
$136,600  (family size 5 or more)

USDA requires 3 years removed from bankruptcy and foreclosure.

There is no max USDA loan limit.

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Kentucky FHA Loan

FHA loans are good for home buyers with lower credit scores and no much down, or with down payment assistance grants. FHA will allow for grants, gifts, for their 3.5% minimum investment and will go down to a 580 credit score.

The current mortgage insurance requirements are kind of steep when compared to USDA, VA , but the rates are usually good so it can counteracts the high mi premiums.

As I tell borrowers, you will not have the loan for 30 years, so don’t worry too much about the mi premiums.

The mi premiums are for life of loan like USDA.

FHA requires 2 years removed from bankruptcy and 3 years removed from foreclosure.

The new forward mortgage loan limits are effective for FHA case numbers assigned on or after January 1, 2023:

Property Size	Low-Cost Area “Floor”	High-Cost Area “Ceiling”	Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, and U.S. Virgin Islands “Ceiling”1
One-Unit	$472,030	$1,089,300	$1,633,950
Two-Units	$604,400	$1,394,775	$2,092,150
Three-Units	$730,525	$1,685,850	$2,528,775
Four-Units	$907,900	$2,095,200	$3,142,800

Kentucky VA Loan

VA loans are for veterans and active duty military personnel. The loan requires no down payment and no monthly mi premiums, saving you on the monthly payment. It does have an funding fee like USDA, but it is higher starting at 2.3% for first time use, and 3.6% for second time use. The funding fee is financed into the loan, so it is not something you have to pay upfront out of pocket.

VA loans can be made anywhere, unlike the USDA restrictions, and there is no income household limit.

Most VA lenders I work with will want a 580 credit score even though on paper, VA says they don't have a minimum credit score.

VA requires 2 years removed from bankruptcy or foreclosure.

VA Loan Limits for 2023 in Kentucky

As announced previously by VA in Circular 26-19-30 (which provides interim guidance on implementing "The Blue Water Navy Vietnam Veterans Act of 2019") the conforming loan limit cap on guarantees was removed for Veterans with full entitlement. For Veterans who have previously used entitlement and the entitlement has not been restored, the maximum amount of guaranty entitlement available to the Veteran (for a loan above $144,000) is 25 percent of the conforming loan limit reduced by the amount of entitlement previously used (not restored) by the Veteran. 

As a reminder, Veterans are able to use their VA Home Loan Guaranty benefit regardless of loan amount, but in order to purchase homes with loan amounts above the conforming loan limits, Veterans with partial entitlement may be required to make a down payment on amounts in excess of the conforming loan limit. Regardless of full or partial entitlement, the VA guaranty plus any required down payment must total 25% of the loan amount.

Kentucky Down Payment Assistance

​​​​​KHC recognizes that down payments, closing costs, and prep​aids are stumbling blocks for many potential home buyers. We offer a special loan program to help with those. Your KHC-approved lender can help you apply.

Regular DAP

• Purchase price up to $349,525 with Secondary Market.
• Assistance in the form of a loan up to $10,000 in $100 increments.
• Repayable over a 10-year term at 3.75 percent.
• Available to all KHC first-mortgage loan recipients.

​​More About Down Payment and Closing Costs

• No liquid asset review and no limit on borrower reserves.
• Specific credit underwriting standards may apply to down payment programs.​

Kentucky First Time Home Buyer Common Questions and Answers below:👇

∘ What kind of credit score do I need to qualify for different first time home buyer loans in Kentucky?

Answer. Most lenders will wants a middle credit score of 620 to 640 for KY First Time Home Buyers looking to go no money down. The two most used no money down home loans in Kentucky being USDA Rural Housing and KHC with their down payment assistance will want a 620 to 640 middle score on their programs.


If you have access to 3.5% down payment, you can go FHA and secure a 30 year fixed rate mortgage with some lenders with a 580 credit score. Even though FHA on paper says they will go down to 500 credit score with at least 10% down payment, you will find it hard to get the loan approved because lenders will create overlays to protect their interest and maintain a good standing with FHA and HUD.


Another popular no money down loan is VA. Most VA lenders will want a 620 middle credit score but like FHA, VA on paper says they will go down to a 500 score, but good luck finding a lender for that scenario.


A lot of times if your scores are in the high 500’s or low 600’s range, we can do a rapid rescore and get your scores improved within 30 days.

∘ Does it costs anything to get pre-approved for a mortgage loan?

Answer: Most lenders will not charge you a fee to get pre-approved, but some lenders may want you to pay for the credit report fee upfront. Typically costs for a tri-merge credit report for a single borrower runs about $50 or less. Maybe higher if more borrowers are included on the loan application.

∘ How long does it take to get approved for a mortgage loan in Kentucky?

Answer: Typically if you have all your income and asset documents together and submit to the lender, they typically can get you a pre-approval through the Automated Underwriting Systems within 24 hours. They will review credit, income and assets and run it through the different AUS (Automated Underwriting Systems) for the template for your loan pre-approval. Fannie Mae uses DU, or Desktop Underwriting, FHA and VA also use DU, and USDA uses a automated system called GUS. GUS stands for the Guaranteed Underwriting System.


If you get an Automated Approval, loan officers will use this for your pre-approval. If you have a bad credit history, high debt to income ratios, or lack of down payment, the AUS will sometimes refer the loan to a manual underwrite, which could result in a longer turn time for your loan pre-approval answer

∘ Are there any special programs in Kentucky that help with down payment or no money down loans for KY First Time Home Buyers?

Answer: There are some programs available to KY First Time Home Buyers that offer zero down financing: KHC, USDA, VA, Fannie Mae Home Possible and HomePath, HUD $100 down and City Grants are all available to Kentucky First Time Home buyers if you qualify for them. Ask your loan officer about these programs

∘ When can I lock in my interest rate to protect it from going up when I buy my first home?

Answer: You typically can lock in your mortgage rate and protect it from going up once you have a home picked-out and under contract. You can usually lock in your mortgage rate for free for 90 days, and if you need more time, you can extend the lock in rate for a fee to the lender in case the home buying process is taking a longer time. The longer the term you lock the rate in the future, the higher the costs because the lender is taking a risk on rates in the future.


Interest rates are kinda like gas prices, they change daily

∘ How much money do I need to pay to close the loan?

Answer: Depending on which loan program you choose, the outlay to close the loan can vary. Typically you will need to budget for the following to buy a home: Good faith deposit, usually less than $500 which holds the home for you while you close the loan. You get this back at closing; Appraisal fee is required to be paid to lender before closing. 

Typical costs run around $400-$450 for an appraisal fee; home inspection fees. Even though the lender’s programs don’t require a home inspection, a lot of buyers do get one done. The costs for a home inspection runs around $300-$400. 

Lastly, termite report. They are very cheap, usually $50 or less, and VA requires one on their loan programs. FHA, KHC, USDA, Fannie Mae does not require a termite report, but most borrowers get one done.


There are also lender costs for title insurance, title exam, closing fee, and underwriting fees that will be incurred at closing too. You can negotiated the seller to pay for these fees in the contract, or sometimes the lender can pay for this with a lender credit. The lender has to issue a breakdown of the fees you will incur on your loan pre-approval.

How long is my pre-approval good for on a Kentucky Mortgage Loan?

Answer: Most lenders will honor your loan pre-approval for 60 days. After that, they will have to re-run your credit report and ask for updated pay stubs, bank statements, to make sure your credit quality and income and assets has not changed from the initial loan pre-approval.

How much money do I have to make to qualify for a mortgage loan in Kentucky?

Answer: The general rule for most FHA, VA, KHC, USDA and Fannie MAe loans is that we run your loan application through the Automated Underwriting systems, and it will tell us your max loan qualifying ratios.


There are two ratios that matter when you qualify for a mortgage loan. The front-end ratio, is the new house payment divided by your gross monthly income. The back-end ratio, is the new house payment added to your current monthly bills on the credit report, to include child support obligations and 401k loans.

Car insurance, cell phone bills, utilities bills does not factor into your qualifying rations.

If the loan gets a refer on the initial desktop underwriting findings, then most programs will default to a front end ratio of 31% and a back-end ratio of 43% for most government agency loans that get a refer. You then take the lowest payment to qualify based on the front-end and back-end ratio.

So for example, let’s say you make $3000 a month and you have $400 in monthly bills you pay on the credit report. What would be your maximum qualifying house payment for a new loan?

Take the $3000 x .43%= $1290 maximum back-end ratio house payment. So take the $1290-$400= $890 max house payment you qualify for on the back-end ratio.

Then take the $3000 x .31%=$930 maximum qualifying house payment on front-end ratio.

So now you know! The max house payment you would qualify would be the $890, because it is the lowest payment of the two ratios.

10 mortgage facts will give you an advantage when shopping for a home loan in KY!👇

1. Mortgage Rates Change

Just like the stock market, mortgage rates change throughout the day. Mortgage rates you see today may not be available tomorrow. If you are in the market for a mortgage loan, be sure to check the current rates being offered by lenders. If you have already done your research and have found your dream home consider locking in your rate as soon as possible.



2. Different Lenders Charge Different Fees


Don’t expect every lender to charge the same fees for a mortgage loan. Every lender structures their fees differently, which is why it is important to shop with at least 3 lenders to compare. Next time you apply for a mortgage loan pay attention to the rates, points being charged and closing costs.



3. Lenders Can Sell Your Loan to Another Bank


Many borrowers have experience getting a mortgage loan with a certain lender only to find out that the loan has been sold to another bank. This occurs because lenders need to free up their liabilities in order to make room to give out more loans. This does not affect your mortgage whatsoever, but it’s important to pay close attention to your mortgage statement and any correspondence you receive in the mail to make sure you do not make payments to the wrong bank.



4. Your Middle Credit Score Matters



When you apply for a mortgage loan, the lender will pull your credit scores from three credit bureaus (Transunion, Equifax and Experian) to help them determined if you are credit worthy. Your middle score of the three is what lenders will use for loan qualification. However, the underwriter will review all three scores as part of the loan underwriting process. If you pull your own credit score through a website online, the credit scores displayed to you may be different than what lenders use because they use different reporting systems.



5. You Can Refinance Your Home Loan Anytime



You can refinance your mortgage anytime, but it doesn’t necessarily mean you should. Think about why you want to refinance. Is because you want to lower your monthly payments, to change the type of loan you are in or to take cash out from your equity? Whatever the reason is, make sure that it makes financial sense.


6. You Can Get a Mortgage Loan After a Foreclosure


Many homeowners have experienced a foreclosure after the recent mortgage crisis. There is good news for these borrowers because they can get a mortgage loan after foreclosure. There are waiting periods involved, for example, to apply for an FHA loan you must wait three years after foreclosure to apply. If you want to get a conventional loan the waiting period is seven years from foreclosure. For those seeking a VA loan, the waiting period is two-years.


There are exceptions to the waiting periods, but you have to show the lender that your foreclosure was caused by an event outside your control, such as losing your job or being seriously ill.


8. Good Credit Allows you to Get Better Mortgage Rates



Good credit scores mean a better rate in any type of loan, especially a mortgage loan. Your credit heavily impacts the type mortgage loan you will qualify for. To maintain a good credit report, make sure you monitored it closely. One of the advantages to good credit is that more banks will want to compete for your business, therefore giving you leverage to negotiate the closing costs.



9. Know Your Annual Percentage Rate (APR)


Knowing your APR will allow you see the true cost of your loan. While the interest rate shows the annual cost of your loan, the APR includes other fees such as origination points, admin fees, loan processing fees, underwriting fees, documentation fees, private mortgage insurance and escrow fees.


There may be more or less fees included in the ARP from what we mentioned. To be sure what fees are included in the APR, ask your lender to give you a breakdown of the closing costs included.


10. You Can Always Reduce Closing Costs


One way to reduce closing costs is to have the sellers contribute towards the closing costs when purchasing your home. This can be negotiated between the buyer and the sellers in the purchase contract. The amount the seller can contribute will depend on the type of loan. Another way to save on closing costs is to have the lender give you a credit to cover out of pocket loan costs.

Real Customer Testimonials

We just moved here the first of January in 2017 from Ohio to the Louisville, KY area and we found Joel's website online. He was quick to respond to us and got back the same day on our loan approval. He was very knowledgeable about the local market and kept us up-to date throughout the loan process and was a pleasure to meet at closing. Would recommend his services.



Angela Forsythe

"We were searching online for mortgage companies in Louisville, Ky locally to deal with and found Joel's website, and it was a godsend. He was great to work with, and delivered on everything he said he would do. I ended up referring my co-worker at UPS, and she was very pleased with his service and rates too. Would definitely vouch for him." September 2016


Monica Leonhardt


"We contacted Joel back in July 2011 to refinance our Mortgage and he was great to work with. We contacted several lenders locally and online, and most where taking almost 60 days to close a refinance, Joel got it done in 23 days start to finish, I would definitely recommend him. He got us 3.75% with just $900 in closing costs on our FHA Streamline loan.


Kaylee Griffin


“Joel is one of the best Mortgage Brokers I have ever worked with in my sixteen years in the real estate and mortgage business.” May 25, 2010


Tim Beck

“Joel has always worked very hard to keep his word and to work out seasonable solutions to difficult problems. He is truly an expert in FHA and other type loans.” September 1, 2010


Nancy Nally

“I have worked with Joel since 1998. He is a great loan professional.” I refer most of my Louisville, Kentucky area home buyers to him and he always take special care of them. August 23, 2012


Jon Clark

“Joel Lobb is a real professional in the lending industry, with many years of experience, he is the one to go to for any mortgage lending needs.” August 22, 2011


RICHARD VOLZ , Residential Sales , Remax Foursquare Realty

“When looking to purchase our new home in 2006, I had the pleasure of meeting Joel Lobb. Not only was he personable and easy to reach, he was extremely knowledgeable in his field and made sure to find us the best rate and a top notch mortgage company. We were able to complete the process in less than 3 weeks with his expertise. I find Joel to have the utmost high integrity and I recommend him to anyone who say's they are need of mortgage assistance. He is also fantastic and keeping everyone up to date on the latest in the housing industry through his twitter posts. He provided great results for our family and we still communicate to this day!” August 21, 2010

Stacie Drake

"We first use Joel on our new home purchase in 2007 in St Matthews, Kentucky area and he was great to work with. We have since refinanced our home with him in 2010 when rates got really low and he has always delivered on what he says. I could not imagine using anyone else."


Melody Glasscock

Absolutely Amazing!! I emailed Joel after I had just got a denial from a bank and just thought i would try to get some advice on what my next steps would be to get a house. I honestly didn't expect to even get a reply because my credit is not great. That was about a week and a half ago. I just signed a contract on a house last night. ONLY because of Joel Lobb. He even worked with us throughout the weekend, which shocked me. Best decision I have ever made. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR WORKING WITH US THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE PROCESS.

Cee Belisle 

Contacted him about buying a home and he was great to work with. I was moving to Louisville Ky to take a new job and he walked me through the entire process. He explained to me all the different options for FHA, VA, USDA mortgage loans and credit score requirements versus Fannie Mae. Since I was a first time home buyer I needed alot of help and guidance. I would definitely recommend him. Fast to respond and available to answer questions that I or my realtor had after hours.

Anderson Johnson 

We moved from Michigan to Northern Kentucky area and we were really impressed. We got a USDA loan no money down and closed in less than 3.5 weeks. We shopped around online with other lenders but Joel was always first to respond and his rates were just a little better than other lenders. He kept us informed through the process along with our realtor and there was absolutely no surprises like we heard from other co-workers and friends that they experienced in their loan process. We have already referred another co-worker to Joel . He's AWESOME


Betty Parsons


Wow, what a great loan officer. I was referred to him by our agent and he was great to work with. We used him for a USDA no money down loan in Shelby County and we were really impressed. We were afraid we could not buy a home since we did not have money saved for a down payment, but Joe l was able to get us a zero down loan and we even got our appraisal fee and good faith deposit back at closing. We actually got money back at closing!!! I Can't think him enough. Our family moved from our apartment in the south end of town to get our own home with 5 acres for our kids and 2 dogs, at a payment that is equal to our rent payment also. .Thanks Again Joel. May god bless you

Patty Locker


We contacted Joel about buying a house on our move from Ohio for my husband's job transfer with Ford. We put a lot of trust in him since we were new to the area and first time home buyers in the Louisville KY market, and he always delivered on what he said. It took us a while to find a home due to the lack of homes, but once we got one, he was always quick to respond our questions via text or email ,and kept us informed through the process. We got to meet him at the closing and he was super nice and even got us a closing gift for our home which we didn't expect at all. Super nice guy 😀!!! I would definitely recommend him for a local Home loan in the Louisville area.

Pam Dolby

I got a VA loan with Joel and he was great. He is an ex-army guy so he could relate to my past experiences of being a veteran and moving around the country a lot. I had some credit issues that required a little extra work but Joel was able to find A VA lender to approve my situation as far as having past bad credit problems and a lower credit score. We closed yesterday on our home here in Louisville and we could not be happier. We finally have a home of our own thanks to Joel . I would definitely recommend him for a mortgage loan. Great experience and closed 8 days before expected close date so we were able to move in early.

John Sanger

I contacted Joel about the $10,000 KY Housing Grant last month and we were able to get it and I just closed on my home. He was great to work with and if you are a first time home buyer here in Louisville, I would definitely contact him. I met him at his office and he was very nice and knowledgeable and kept me informed through the process. No surprises either so I was very happy. I am new homeowner thanks to Joel .

Chelsea Martin

Joel Lobb (NMLS#57916)

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American Mortgage Solutions, Inc.
10602 Timberwood Circle Suite 3
Louisville, KY 40223

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Joel has worked with KHC for 14 of his 25 years in the mortgage lending business. Joel said, “A lot of my clients would not have been able to purchase a home of their own or possibly delayed their purchase due to lack of down payment but with the $10,000 DAP loan program, this gets them into a house sooner and starts their path to homeownership while building equity instead of throwing their money away.”

When you’re ready to purchase a home in Joel's area, contact him at:
Phone: 502-905-3708
Email: Kentuckyloan@gmail.com
Website: www.mylouisvillekentuckymortgage.com

Any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out via, text, email,  or call.  Advice is always free. 

One of Kentucky's highest rated mortgage loan officers for FHA, VA, USDA, Kentucky Housing KHC and conventional mortgage loans.  

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Qualifying for A VA Home Loan in KY

Kentucky VA Mortgage Question and Answers for Qualifying for A VA Home Loan in KY?

Does the Kentucky VA Home Loan benefit expire?   NO Can the Kentucky VA Home Loan Benefit be used more than once?  YES Can you have MORE than one active Kentucky VA loan at one time?  YES Is there a limit to the size of the Kentucky VA loan?  NO Are VA appraisals difficult?  NO Are VA loans expensive?  NO Do you need to be a combat veteran to be eligible?  NO Do National Guard or Reservists qualify?  YES Do VA loans take longer to close?  NO Can my service-connected disability reduce my VA loan costs?  YES ­ ­

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