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booya | 90% mortgages for people with adverse credit - is it possible? |
We have a poor credit history due to stupidity - but have a good income and are chipping away at our debts (have little of it left and all will be paid off at the end of the year). Could we get a 90% mortgage now? |
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arklatexrat
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Mortgage companies are getting pickier because of all the defaults and foreclosures and tightening of the market.
I'm not sure you could get a 90% mortgage with your history right now, and I wouldn't recommend that you do it even if you can find a lender. For one thing, the interest rate will probably be too high, and anythin above the 80% will be at a higher rate, probably with an ARM that will go up in 3-5 years. For another, if we are in recession, or if the housing market in your area dips further, you could end up owing more on the house than it's worth, which is a huge problem if you have to refinance and/or sell the home.
I know it's not what you want to hear, but keep chipping away at the debt, find a way to make extra income, or look for a house more in your price range. Remember that the house note isn't nearly all the expense of home ownership, there are property taxes, insurance, possibly homeowner's association dues or subdivision maintenance fees, plus all the added expenses of upkeep such as landscaping, and home repairs, not to mention utility bills.
Talk to someone who is currently living in a home similar to the one you are considering, or see if you can get detailed accurate information from the seller or real estate agent of exactly what the monthly and annual expenses are. That total shouldn't exceed 30-40% of your total income, or you'd be getting in over your head. |
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Jude
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Possibly - talk to a mortgage advisor. So long as you don't have any missed payments in the last few months, and if any arrears you may have had are way way in the past, you should be ok. Make sure you don't borrow more than you can afford to repay - and think about the possibility of interest rates going up. |
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Chad E
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Possible if you haven't had any lates on your mortgage in the last 12 months. |
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waldo_mcginty
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Possibly but be wary of above average interest rates and fees added to the loan Adverse credit always involve this even if you get the loan Maybe better wait until end of year and total freedom from debt There will still be a premium but maybe less than now |
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WFR
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It depends on how bad your credit is. You can get FHA financing still manually underwritten to a 581 credit score and 95% Fannie Mae with a 620 score. |
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Nathen
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This depends on your credit score.If you are at a mid 600 then your chances are looking okay. But keep in mind you do have to qualify by showing proof of your income and your assets. If you are seriously considering buying a home. You should look into seller carried back financing. For example lets say you only qualify for a 75% loan from the bank. Now you have 10% from your down payment. Now you're at 85%. You can suggest to the seller to carry back the 15% and you make the payments to the seller with no extra money out of your pocket. Here is a website that talks about seller financing. |
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Kelsey
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It really depends on what your credit score is. Unfortunetly everyones definition of "poor" credit is different so there's no way to answer your question with 100% assurance either way.
Your best bet would be to apply for a 97% FHA loan, as their is no credit score requirement. Give it a shot if you haven't already.
AND, if your score is so poor you're denied, it's best to hold off on purchasing until your credit score goes up. It's not worth it to get approved (which may not even be possible) on a really high interest rate loan. You're better off waiting for your scores to go up so then you qualify for conforming rates. |
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LUIS G
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I was once in your situation. Don't worry, everything will work out for you =)
A year ago I found this organization that gives people up to $1500 in renter or mortagage assistance! They operate in most US cities, I highly suggest you try to get some of this money.
http://www.help-house-mortgage-rent.org
Good Luck! |
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dubie
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Everything is possible (well OK, not everything).
You can get a loan with adverse credit. You don't mention if you are asking for 90% LTV or LTP. If you want 90% Loan to Value for example and the value is higher than the price, it is possible that you are not asking for a 90% mortgage.
With adverse credit, you will potentially pay a higher rate or have to bring more documentation but it shouldn't be impossible.
I would advise going to a mortgage broker so that they can shop around for you. Usually you don't end up paying any more for this, it just means that the bank have to share their opening fee.
If it is a complicated deal, be prepared to pay a little more but that's all... |
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BRENDA
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Doubt it. There is a 'credit crunch' on at the moment, which means that banks are finding it difficult to borrow money... so they are lending less. |
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P P
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Hi.
There are some good adverse credit mortgage lenders at this site :
http://fype.com/loan1 |
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Johnboy
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Since you don't state what the credit issue(s) are/were, and you don't state weather it's your first time buying, I should mention FHA loans (first-time home buyers).
A quick list of the qualifications:
-You will need to have 2 years of steady employment. Not necessarily by the same employer but it is preferred.
-Your income should be similar or increasing for the past 2 years.
-You should have less than two 30 day periods of late payments on your credit reports.
-If you have declared bankruptcy, then it must be at least 2 years old and you will have to have good credit since then.
Foreclosures will also need to be older than 3 years and have good credit since then.
-Mortgage payment should be about 30% of your gross income.
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FHA loans typically require only about 3% down and it should be noted that you will have to pay PMI (Mortgage Insurance) until you have paid 20% of the original sale price.
Example: Purchase price is $100,000 and you put $3,000 down, you have to have paid $20,000 (or $17,000 after your down payment) before you can have the PMI payments removed. (Typically between $50-$100 a month depending on the purchase price.) |
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Lynn 911 - Dallas Top Realtor
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I am a Dallas home mortgage loan officer, and a Dallas real estate agent. Bottom line is all depends on your credit scores then at that point a "seasoned loan officer" can assist you. However don't have your credit scores pulled till you have "squared away your debit".
Visit my website over 4,000 Dallas home foreclosures for sale http://www.lynn911.com |
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