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Who is the best mortgage refinance company?We are looking to combine our first and second mortgage on our home. current first approx. $80,000 current second approx $60,000 house value @ $165,000 would also like to have a little cusion in the bank. With less than perfect credit who is our best choice of lender
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October 11th, 2009 at 2:08 am
It is possible with certain lenders. Its not impossible however to have no fees/closing costs. You will face that with almost any lender except a bank who usually has the lowest fees. What does your transunion score look like? If its higher then the other 2 scores, you may be able to get a decent loan with Deutch bank. They base rates only on transunion score. You may also want to try lendingtree.com. They offer loans for folks with subprime credit. My suggestion, pay down as much debt as you have to raise your score. Best of luck!
October 11th, 2009 at 2:20 am
October 13th, 2009 at 4:25 am
They will if your credit still qualifies. If you are in a repayment plan its most likely you have hurt your credit. It may not be high enough anymore.
October 13th, 2009 at 6:01 am
call first and then visit mortgage brokers; ask if they do
commercial. Agree to pay no front fees whatever; no
app fees, no appraisal fees, credit check fees.
none; all of those should come of the new loan
October 13th, 2009 at 3:01 pm
You are working under the assumption that the problem in the ARM (Adjustable Rate Mortgage) and not the borrower. The reality is that in most cases the borrower is the problem. Changing the type of loan doesn't change this. The truth is that a lot of people were given home loans that should not have been given them. Mortgage companies are now realizing this. It makes sense for them to cut their losses, as heartless as that may seem.
October 14th, 2009 at 3:44 am
Hello there, I used to work as a loan officer for a bank. So I understand your concern and I would like to give you a simple advice. Do not give up. You are probably on an adjustable rate that started changing already and it will continue to increase until it reaches the maximum interest allowed under the contract that you signed with your current lender.
There are many banks that will approve you even if you have no job. The two key factors in any loan are the credit score and the LTV (loan to value) which means the amount of loan you are taking compared with the value of the house. The better the credit score and the lower the LTV the better deal you will get.
My simple advice is to shop around and call as many lenders as possible until you find somebody that will approve you at the proper closing costs and rate. Give the loan officers all the information except your social. You do not want every company to run your credit, that will drop your score. You should only give your social when you feel that the company can help you achieve your goal.
I suggest to start with the big names in the business like Ditech, Quick loan funding, Country Wide Loans. You can find all these mortgage companies online.
Good luck and if you have any further questions feel free to contact me by email, zs8nt@yahoo.com.
October 14th, 2009 at 4:13 am
I agree with boston. In the fact that you havent been a loan officer very long.
4506-T or even without the T is a form that allows a 3rd party, your lender, to verify what they make from the IRS. They submit the form to the IRS and if they are stating they make 5,000 a month on their loan application, and they are saying to the IRS they make 2,000 a month. Its loan fraud.
All lenders will request that form. Why? because if it goes into default, they will check. Most lenders dont check before, but it gives them the right to check at anytime.
October 14th, 2009 at 9:54 am