Sentences with phrase «lenient standards»

Like monthly MIP, it insures lenders so they can approve loans at FHA's lenient standards.

With auto loans, bankruptcies are down, which means more lenient standards for approval.

But, FHA has much more lenient standards, so you could still be eligible for FHA cash out refinancing if you have enough equity in your home.

Like monthly MIP, it insures lenders so they can approve loans at FHA's lenient standards.

For smaller content providers and consumers, they'd be required to adhere to the relatively more lenient standards set out under Section 706.

White educators, by contrast, may be acting on a stereotype that black preschoolers are more likely to misbehave in the first place, so they judge them against a different, more lenient standard than what they're applying to white children.

Given that the average US credit score is 695, this represents a fairly lenient standard.

Arguing that this should dictate a more lenient standard for affidavits is tantamount to arguing that the Crown shouldn't have to follow the Rules as closely as other parties in Charter challenges.

However, as our team of experienced personal injury lawyers know, if the child is engaged «in a dangerous activity that is characteristically undertaken by adults -LSB-,]» the child is not entitled to the lowered, more lenient standard of care.

The fact that an answer brief is not filed in an appeal does not mean that the party filing the appeal automatically wins (as would be the case in a civil action in the trial court where the defendant failed to file an answer), but gives rise to a more lenient standard of review than in a contested appeal.

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Raising money from friends and family seems attractive: potentially good rates, lenient credit standards, and a chance for your friends and family to share in the wealth you create.

The FHA loan program is one of the most lenient, in terms of credit standards.

They also hold mothers to harsher performance standards and are less lenient when they are late.»

The judge was lenient, but this had some people calling the case out on double standards.

Advocates for corporate responsibility say that companies should be held accountable for accidents with their materials, whether they occur on home soil or elsewhere, arguing that a double standard presently exists that is much too lenient on multinational corporations operating in developing countries.

That standard «is much more lenient» than those used by most scientific journals, Ginsparg says.

Where Star Allies falls behind is on its exaggerated simplification, which feels too lenient even by the Kirby standards and ends up harming the experience of what should be a more enjoyable game.

And when markers evaluate the quality of student writing online, it is possible to monitor the consistency of marking standards and to identify in real time markers who are unusually lenient or harsh in their marking.

And considering the Connecticut Commissioner of Education's close relationship with Achievement First, Inc., the large charter school management company that owns 20 schools in Connecticut and New York, the standard for charter schools is not only more lenient but rewards failure.

The U.S. Department of Education has blocked an attempt by Pennsylvania's Education Secretary to evaluate state charter schools using a more lenient method for calculating AYP, the «adequate yearly progress» measurement that determines whether schools have met the minimum academic standards under the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB).

Additionally, New York State's teacher certification exams, long criticized as overly stringent, are in the process of being revamped to allow a broader pool of new teachers to qualify, and current test - takers will be measured by more lenient «safety net» standards.

The study fails to indicate whether the voucher schools maintain the same, more difficult, or more lenient graduation standards.

There's a good chance the 2016 Honda Ridgeline also grows in size — if not only to appease American buyers, who seem to lean towards full - size trucks, but also to qualify for a more lenient Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standard, which is now calculated in part by a vehicle's footprint.

• More lenient qualifying terms: Obtaining a VA loan is easier than a conventional loan, as the standards for income and credit score as not as stringent.

Thanks to its lenient rules on waiving monthly fees, a standard checking account at Santander won't force you to track your activity or your minimum balance every month.

The FHA loan program is one of the most lenient, in terms of credit standards.

Peer - to - peer lending standards are significantly more lenient than banks», and these loans» interest rates are usually lower than those offered by traditional lenders, but the rates will likely exceed those on high - yield savings accounts, so you stand to make a much higher return with peer - to - peer lending.

If you can't get a standard bank - issued credit card, you may find it easier to get a department store credit card or an oil company card for buying gasoline, since those usually come with more lenient approval requirements.

Auto dealers and lenders also have credit standards and an approval process, but generally are more lenient than home - loan underwriters.

With lenient down payment and qualification standards, the FHA loan program was created by the government to help more first time and middle income borrowers purchase a home.

The VA loan program, although lenient, does require that borrowers meet certain standards.

We recently explained that the lenient lending standards of the previous decade (which created false demand) no longer exist.

This program requires just 3.5 % down, and credit standards are lenient.

The popularity behind the FHA Loan stems from not only the lenient qualification standards, but the low down payment requirement of at least 3.5 %.

Lenders will generally employ more lenient credit standards for VA loan applicants, since a portion of every VA loan is guaranteed by the government.

This is especially true if you are a subprime borrower, as credit unions tend to have more lenient lending standards than banks.

Finally, SoFi's underwriting standards are more lenient towards applicants with large amounts of student debt.

While FHA is more flexible with its credit and income standards, HomeStyle ® is lenient on how you can use it.

Lending standards are significantly more lenient and interest rates are usually lower than those offered by traditional lenders.

Here's a home loan that doesn't require a down payment and offers lenient qualification standards.

It also has very lenient debt ratio standards than conventional lenders.

Because the VA loan program is a benefit for military members, it also has very lenient credit score and debt to income ratio standards.

This will hopefully stop people from wasting money on trash that doesn't work, assuming its more lenient than the standard Steam refund policy which has been notably viewed as incredibly strict and hard to succeed with.

In 2015, the EPA set the standard for ground - level ozone, one of the most common criteria pollutants, at 70 parts per billion (ppb), a standard at the lenient - end of the range recommended by EPA's scientific advisory committee.

In 2015, the EPA set the standard for ground - level ozone, one of the most common criteria pollutants, at 70 parts per billion (ppb), a standard at the lenient - end of the range

For the renovation of existing buildings, PHI developed a similar, slightly more lenient performance standard.

The panel concluded that the Visa Check standard was too lenient and it expressly disavowed it.

We have more lenient antitrust standards through an efficiency defence in mergers, and also have more highly concentrated industries, but still have better performance on most of the macroeconomic effects that are cited in need for reform.

While the standard of proof for conviction may be tough, the standards governing search and seizure are more lenient.

As it were: «The aggravating factors found by the sentencing court were (1) that Clarke's multiple unscored prior misdemeanors resulted in a standard range sentence that was clearly too lenient, and (2) that the multiple offense policy of the Sentencing Reform Act of 1981 (SRA), chapter 9.94 A RCW, resulted in a standard range sentence that was clearly too lenient.