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With the current “mortgage meltdown” we hear so much about these days, your average consumer thinks that the days of 100% financing have gone by the wayside. True, you are hard pressed these days to find a bank or lender that will want to carry a second mortgage that combined with a first mortgage adds up to 100% financing. That’s because if there is a default, sitting in second lien position is particularly dicey. Too much risk is involved. And since, in recent history, that scenario of the 80/20 combo was the most common 100% financing vehicle available to a certain group o Read the rest of this entry »
Purchases (Min 530 score)
- 12 months cancelled checks or Management VOR
- Must have 3 open and active tradelines for last 12 mths
- Payment shock limited to 1.5 times
- 35/45 Max DTI
- No late’s or collection in last 12 months
- NO late’s after BK
No Score Borrowers
- 3 Alt tradelines 0×30 with 12 month history
- Management VOR or 12 months cancelled checks
- Max ratio 31/43
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NO collection other than medical
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After bankruptcy, equity home loan is usually the best, if not the only way so as to be able to start the reconstruction of one’s shattered credit record. This is usually the only way due to the fact that anyone who files for bankruptcy is like admitting the fact that one has a very low credit rating. And having a low credit rating is like an automatic no for most mortgage lenders due to the risk that is involved in it.
Luckily, most mortgage lenders consider home equity loans to be somewhat less risky compared to the other types of loans given that one’s property acts as a sec Read the rest of this entry »
Now that market price of your home has substantially gone up and in the mean time you have repaid a larger part of the loan that you took to buy the dwelling place, you would like to explore it for extracting some finance from it, though you have a blemished credit history. In that case, bad credit home equity loans can provide you the finance for any purpose. You can release the equity for any purpose like paying for the child’s education, debt-consolidation, home improvem Read the rest of this entry »
Like any other form of credit, a home equity loan, sometimes called a home equity mortgage, can be a smart and practical way to pay off high-interest credit card debt and other expenses. Since home equity loan rates tend to be far more reasonable than those of other lines of credit, if you use a home equity loan responsibly, you can use the equity you’ve built up in your home to enhance its value like a home improvement loan. However, since your home is probably your single biggest asset, you should be very careful about how and when you use this resource, or you risk losing it.
When i Read the rest of this entry »
You keep hearing about home equity loans.
The bills are out of control and you need a new car. “Maybe we can get a new carpet and paint the house”, you say to yourself. And, you keep hearing about home equity loans.
These are just a few reasons why home equity loans can seem like the solution to all your problems and are so popular.
Home Equity Loans: The Upside and Downside
Home equity loans can be a fantastic way to start your own business or to take advantage of an investment opportunity. They can also make your situation worse than it was before you got the hom Read the rest of this entry »