I have good credit & too much debt, it is still possible to get a mortgage w/ZERO down?
Of course you can here is what you need. Solid work history preferable 2 years at your present job and a score greater than 640. Another option is a score greater then 700 and weak work history. If you have either one of those scenarios you can get a mortgage but keep in mind they come with higher interest rates than other scenarios as the first scenario is a "stated" program where you tell the lender without verification how much you make a month. Second scenario is a "no doc" loan where nothing is proven and credit is the only compensating factor. I hope that answers your question but if you have any further questions or need any help please feel free to email me.
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Now is a great time for that! Housing market is in a slump and they are willing ot work with everyone! Try for a fixer-upper and get cash back at closing to fix it, fix what has to be done cheap and then pay down some debt with the rest. Good luck!References :
No one can answer that question for you until they have more information. You need to get with an experienced Loan Officer to take a full loan application and pull your credit. From there you can see if your debt is making it hard to qualify. At the very least, you will come up with a game plan to buy your house down the road.References : online application, http://www.choicefinance.net/apply/apply-online-mortgage_home_commercial.html
no it sounds like your D.I.T. DEBT TO INCOME is roo high they more than likely will want a down payment or ask you to get rid of existing loans first.References :
opay down some debt first then go talk to them or just go ask them what they can do. they are all different but guildlines are generally sameReferences :
Yes you can, how good is your credit? If your score is over 640, i can help you get that loan. Email me at ryanw@cmgcap.net.References : branch manager, mortgage company
Of course you can here is what you need. Solid work history preferable 2 years at your present job and a score greater than 640. Another option is a score greater then 700 and weak work history. If you have either one of those scenarios you can get a mortgage but keep in mind they come with higher interest rates than other scenarios as the first scenario is a "stated" program where you tell the lender without verification how much you make a month. Second scenario is a "no doc" loan where nothing is proven and credit is the only compensating factor. I hope that answers your question but if you have any further questions or need any help please feel free to email me.References : Mortgage Consultant with Silver Creek Financial Group, LLC
if you have good credit, you can get 100% financing with stated income programs. your interest rate will be higher, but this will be your decision if this is right move for you in this time.References :