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How long do you have to pay on an existing mortgage before you refinance for a lower interest rate?I have not yet bought a home but I am curious what effects refinancing. Is it based on how much equity you have built?
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July 18th, 2009 at 1:46 am
Honey, if you've got bad credit, it's not about which company has the best, it's about which company is willing to write it at any cost . . .and you're going to have a REALLY hard time finding anyone to write it. You'll probably have to sign on with someone else for a few years until you get your credit back in shape.
July 18th, 2009 at 2:56 am
you as a first time home buyer is a plus, but they still need to consider your income and most likely having a bad credit score will come up with a higher interest on your part. but im pretty sure theres a lot of lending companies that will solve your problem but you need to pay the price.
July 18th, 2009 at 9:41 am
She has rights as "tenants in Common" in the state of Texas.
4. Tenants in Common – a form of owner for two or more owners. The individual interests do not have to be equal and the owners enjoy a proportionate right to the property. Title passes to the estate of the deceased owner and the person named by the estate assumes their proportionate title to the property and becomes the new tenant in common with the surviving tenants in common.
The Tenants in Common structure is not new. The structure has, however, received considerable attention since the IRS revenue ruling (Revenue Procedure 2002-22), which essentially laid out the guidelines for tenants in common investments to qualify as an eligible property for purposes of a 1031 exchange. Tenants in common owners are considered direct owners, are listed on the deed and are considered a direct owner in the property with an undivided interest. If the tenants in common owners invest in real estate, the owners receive their proportional share of the income, tax benefits, and appreciation of the property.
Tenants in Common investments are structured by “sponsors.” These sponsors script a Tenants in Common Agreement, which typically calls for employment of professional management. Major decisions regarding the investment property are determined by vote of the tenants in common owners.
July 19th, 2009 at 5:12 pm
July 19th, 2009 at 10:39 pm
Having bad credit makes it much harder to get mortgages these days. However there are still companies that will fund people with bad credit.
Depending on how bad the credit is, I personally will recomend that whoever is involved requests a copy of their credit report and see what it looks like before applying for loans.
My reason for saying this is, often there are items that can be disputed or corrected on the credit report that will help tremendously. Just a few examples are, charge offs that have been on the credit for more than 7-years, current accounts that are not being reported correctly, wrong ballances and many more. These types of errors can be corrected with dispute letters to the credit bureaus that are reporting these things. Having such items deleted from the credit report will help a lot with increasing the credit score and the debt to income ratio.
Another thing to consider is getting a credit card that will start reporting immediatly if there are no current or active accounts. In order for the bank to extend you credit, they must see that other lending institutions have had faith in you hence extending you credit. You want to keep spending on all your credit card to under 30% of the credit limit. Meaning if you have a credit card with a limit of $500.00, you Do Not want to spend more than $150.00 at any time. This helps boost your credit score and with your debt to income ratio.
Otherwise check out this link http://selorm1.approval4u.hop.clickbank.net contact them and find out if they are able to find financing for you.
I strongly advice that you have your credit analyzed and make sure you ask all the necessary questions before signing up for any deals out there.
Good Luck.
July 20th, 2009 at 2:13 am
Go to your local courthouse and file a contempt of court charge against him. He is following the court order, but not the intent of the court order. It's as if he was ordered to give you a gallon of milk a week and he gives it to you, but not a bottle opener to be able to use it. He follows the law, but not the intent. Request that the court order that his attorney send a letter to the mortgage company granting you full access to all of the mortgage information, and that all paperwork be sent to you. Make sure the deed has been altered to your name. If not, he can sell it out from under you. If you can't afford an attorney, you won't be able to stop him. And it's too late once you are left homeless. Since you are paying the mortgage, you are entitled to the tax deduction for the mortgage interest, which you can't do if you don't get the paperwork. That would help you financially, which is why I think he is doing this. Jaded is an idiot who has obviously never been through a situation such as this. Keeping the mortgage information from you doesn't protect you from anything. It just gives him control over your life, which he should have lost when you divorced him. I hope your surgery went well.
July 20th, 2009 at 4:48 am
I would not worry about it.
The lender may have your name but they do not have your social security number. They obviously cannot run your credit without it.
If they call and ask for it, tell the lender that you do not wish for your information to be included since you are currently not employed.
I would doubt that the lender can force the issue and why would they? they want to make the sale so it should NOT be an issue.
Dont call and make them take the stuff off of anything, you dont want to scare them or send off any red flags.
To add peace of mind to you. Call a different lender and ask them your question (make it seem like your husband has the bad credit and does not work when you call) and see what they say.
I think that you will find that the lender wont care either way. If they push the issue tell your husband to tell them that the two of you are getting seperated soon.
Again, dont worry about it, there is a way around it…ENJOY your new house!
July 21st, 2009 at 10:17 am
Stay away from regular financial institutions, they want current debt to be up to date and your old debt to be paid without collections. But if you are like 65% of Americans (and Canadians), you are in debt far more than you should be and your bank knows it. Talk to a mortgage broker, they have access to more options and they will even give you a mortgage when your credit is no good. You will have to pay a higher interest rate but at least you will have a home. Once your finances are in better shape years down the road, you can refinance your mortgage for a better rate. Normal banks provide you with their mortgage, their way, with their interest rates. A mortgage broker can offer you several different options that suit your needs. REMEMBER to shop around and don't be discouraged if you get a lot of no's. Someone will say yes, you just have to find them.
Good luck!