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Old 09-17-2006, 10:13 AM
muslgrl muslgrl is offline
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Need a Mortgage with Bad Credit?

Not the End of the WorldA few bad credit mortgage tips to make sure you get the best deal possible:

Shop Around - Don't be embarrassed by your bad credit, embrace the challenge of taking steps to improve it - and a mortgage can absolutely be one of those steps. Talk to different mortgage brokers and look online at your bad credit mortgage options.
Make sure your credit score is correct. Remove paid off or closed accounts - make sure you aren't a victim of identity theft or mis-reporting. It can take some time and effort to fix your credit report, but it'll be worth the work.
Once you have a bad credit mortgage, use it to your advantage. Making mortgage payments on time is the fastest road to improving your credit score.
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Old 09-17-2006, 10:15 AM
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Choosing Between Bad Credit Mortgages

When considering your options for bad credit mortgages, look out for the following three pitfalls that can sneak up on you:

Fees and Penalties – Sub prime loans can not only cost more to process, they can also incorporate higher late fees and payment penalties of which you should be aware.
Prepayment – Some bad credit mortgage companies need you to stick with their program to ensure they make their allotted profit - and this can mean prepayment penalties (a fine for paying off the mortgage too quickly). This can mean a huge loss if you refinance too soon, so watch out for length and amount of prepayment penalties.
Rewards – Some mortgage companies and banks will reward you for improved money management. For instance, if you make a number of payments on time, your interest rate may be reduced. These kinds of incentive rewards are great for folks determined to turn over a new and better credit leaf.
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Old 09-17-2006, 10:16 AM
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Refinancing a Mortgage with Bad Credit

Ironically, someone who secured a great rate in 1985 can get an even better rate today with worse credit. The incredibly low interest rates today make even sub-prime loans affordable. If you think you can get a better interest rate, even with bad credit, look into bad credit mortgage options or bad credit second mortgage options. If you aren't sure about proceeding, just hop online and use a mortgage calculator to figure out how much you might save or learn for yourself that there is no real benefit.


Refinancing Your Bad Credit MortgageIf you've been religious about making your mortgage payments on time and you've paid down your credit card debt and raised your FICO score, it may be time to refinance that bad credit mortgage you secured a few years ago. You are probably safely beyond your prepayment penalty and you are probably sick of paying such a high monthly payment. You'll be able to get more money for a lower interest rate and you'll be gratified to see all that hard work repairing your credit paying off. Enjoy the benefits of repairing your credit by refinancing your mortgage with a reputable online lender.
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Old 03-30-2007, 12:22 PM
chandni_aqua chandni_aqua is offline
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A good 1003 lawyer or a broker will be able to guide you even with the worst possible credit scores. There is nothing that can stop you from getting a mortgage as long as your ready to pay the each month installments.
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Old 04-02-2007, 04:32 PM
chrissie1101 chrissie1101 is offline
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I agree. We got a mortagage even with a bankruptcy on file. The house will always be the collateral. Mind you, your rates are not going to be pretty. But after 5 yrs you can transfer and get a better rate if you have a good payment history.
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Old 09-12-2007, 04:48 AM
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Need a Mortgage with Bad Credit? Not the End of the World

A few bad credit mortgage tips to make sure you get the best deal possible:

Shop Around - Don't be embarrassed by your bad credit, embrace the challenge of taking steps to improve it - and a mortgage can absolutely be one of those steps. Talk to different mortgage brokers and look online at your bad credit mortgage options.

Make sure your credit score is correct. Remove paid off or closed accounts - make sure you aren't a victim of identity theft or mis-reporting. It can take some time and effort to fix your credit report, but it'll be worth the work.
Once you have a bad credit mortgage, use it to your advantage. Making mortgage payments on time is the fastest road to improving your credit score.
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Old 09-15-2007, 01:42 AM
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mortgage with bad credit?

there will be a lot of looking into because of bad credit...although there are mortgages are available for bad credits...
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Old 05-15-2008, 05:10 AM
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Hi, I certainly agree with you all . Your advice is really very helpful for us.
Thanks a lot!
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