notyou311
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Talk to a real estate agent about finding a house in foreclosure. You will not have to pay the agent. |
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barraganf2001
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I've worked with people with bad credit and no money down. Your interest rates will be a little higher to start off with. After you have the house it is a lot easier to build your credit and later refinance to get a better Loan. If you can email me what your credit score is and the loan amount, I can give you a estimate of you payment, without a credit check. Email: barraganf@meridiancaptialmortgage.com or feel free to call me @ 909-489-4692 |
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Carol
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Try looking for an owner finance. |
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peanutbutter
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sibohan
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I feel for you. In Australia we have access to low document home loans where they are just interested in your capacity to repay. The interest is about 1-1.5% higher but worth it if you have a past indiscretion. They are usually written by building societies, credit unions and mortgage originators.
Good luck and don't let it spoil your forthcoming nuptials. |
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kristidawn52
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Thats going to be tough. My fiancee and I just bought a house with no money down ONLY because his credit score is in the high 700's. My credit is not good so the mortgage co. could only use his credit score. Even with his great credit,our mortgage is still almost $2000 per month ( because we did not put any money down) I used to work for a mortgage company called Home Funds Direct aka Accreditted Home Lenders.They will work with you if your credit score is not less than 500.Good luck! |
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caf68
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Look for a place that has both a for rent and a for sale sign in the window. Ask the owner if he would be willing to give you an option to buy if you gave him a long term lease. These are commonly called rent-to-own or lease option deals. You will be building your credit by making on time payment to him and you will also have some time to rebuild your credit. Email me if you would like more info. |
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happiestjulia
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I would move to a cheaper place, and start saving for a deposit. Work on your bad credit too, so you get yourself clear of debt. It won't be easy but if you look at how much you need to live, cut back on luxuries and expensive treats like take out meals or new clothes, you might find you can start to get your heads above water, especially if your rent is lower.
Once you've got a bit of a deposit then you'll get a much better deal on your mortgage, which will save you money in the long run.
Steer clear of 'get rich quick' schemes, they just make the person advertising the scheme rich, no you! |
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milan
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Check out this site - It may be of some help
http://www.brokeruniverse.com/grapevine/ |
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Garden by M
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never happen....grow up, pay bills...3 yrs, maybe ps. person who said u don't have to pay realtors is crazy.....all realtors work for commission..paid by the seller or their agent |
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Meadowlark
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Why are you in such a big hurry to purchase a home? In most markets today, you could not own a home for what you can rent one for. If your landlord is set on raising your rent I would search for a better deal. Also the whole argument that when you rent you are throwing money away in my opinion is a specious one. I feel that owning a single family home is not a great investment by and large. Sure there has been a great runup in prices of real estate over the past 6 to 8 years but if you really sit down and figure it out you'd be better off renting and investing the difference every month. I would not buy anything until you have at least 20% down and an adequate emergency fund in place of 6 to 10 months of expenses. |
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gbuck82
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Depends on a couple of factors. How much do you make? Can you document your income. It is possible to get no money down mortgage with a sub prime lender if you have other areas of your financial portfolio that may be positive. What do you consider "bad credit"? Have you gotten your credit score from one of the three major credit reporting agencies? If you have and it is indeed low maybe consider credit repair. This could help you tremendouly. Check www.TheLowQuote.com for more info. |
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