Saturday, April 3rd, 2010 at
6:41 am
And now we’re having to give up our house to the mortgage company and I just want to know what is the best way to get approval on a rental property since they look for credit, debt and employment history. I’ve good with one out of the three.
Saturday, April 3rd, 2010 at
4:16 am
We are wanting to purchase a larger home asap, however my husband and I do not have very good credit. Does anyone know of a mortgage company that deals with bad credit that I may be able to get the approval I so desperatly want and need? Thanks in advance for any input that can be offered.
Friday, April 2nd, 2010 at
10:11 pm
It is estimated that a quarter of the UK population experience problems when applying for mortgages because of bad credit. Back in the time when only a small number of lenders offered mortgages to the general public, a bad credit file proved an insurmountable problem.
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Friday, April 2nd, 2010 at
3:14 am
Home mortgage is not easy and simple – it’s a complicated process of taking your home as surety or bond to enable you to get money out of your property for either repairs, renovations or acquiring another home. The most question people ask is how do they compute the monthly interest rate and taxes and come up with a fix amortization to be paid monthly.
Well math is never easy, and that is why most have an aversion towards this subject. Its just plain difficult and a calculator are always easy to use than making all the computation by yourself. Thanks to technology, now there are many calculators for different purpose to help simple people like you and me compute whatever it is that we need computing.
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Thursday, April 1st, 2010 at
8:12 pm
Hello all. I am looking for mortgage companies or advice on how to obtain a mortgage with bad credit. My credit suffered a lot because of credit cards while i was in college. My score is around 600 now and has been more than a little difficult to bring back up. Could someone advise me on how to obtain a mortgage on a house for about 120,000? How much of a down payment would be required? How much could I expect for closing costs. Are there options for those who don’t have a large down payment?
Thursday, April 1st, 2010 at
5:14 pm
Hi there, I was wondering if there is any way at all to obtain a mortgage loan with bad credit, my home is sold and I am looking at a condo, I have half of the money for the condo but will need another half through a mortgage loan.
Is there any way possible to do this?
Thursday, April 1st, 2010 at
1:13 pm
Even credit challenged applicants can be approved for mortgages with the California Bad Credit Mortgage. In case you didn’t know, California is a highly preferred place to own a home, even if it is one of the most expensive places in America.
If you don’t have a ton of cash to spend, you’ll have to apply for a large loan and if you have a bad credit, you might really have a difficult time.
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Thursday, April 1st, 2010 at
6:04 am
For example, in Calabasas, the salaries are in the 100K and the usualy income is $180,000 according to city-data, but if you go to CNN’s affordable house calculator the most expensive house you could get is $1,000,000 though most houses are at least $2,000,000 there. Why? Are a lot of people just renting?
Thursday, April 1st, 2010 at
1:23 am
Refinancing your mortgage can help to turn any amount of equity in the home into cold hard cash. There are numerous reasons that refinancing the mortgage may be necessary. Credit scores are not the final answer for obtaining bad credit mortgage refinance. Here are a few tips to help you obtain financing.
Think of the financial avenues available that could help with your bad credit mortgage refinance. The first place that comes to mind may be the local bank or credit union that holds the note to the mortgage. The sales material that may come occasionally in the mail may make them appear to be the logical choice.
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Thursday, April 1st, 2010 at
1:16 am
I have a (very) bad credit rating; tried to repair it, gained few points by paying off defaulted accounts, but still bad.
Want to buy a car and get a mortgage: Does a big deposit convince the provider or sales people to give you a mortgage or to sell you a car by instalments?