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How does it effect your credit score, if your mortgage gets sold to another lender?

Saturday, June 6th, 2009
Robert W asked:


Help, it appears that you fully paid for a mortgage, then took out another? ¿Too bad, because you suddenly have a huge loan on your credit report? There is something called, the length of the accounts of the time was commander of the established "that is found frequently as a reason for the higher someone 's account credit isn' t above.

Juan

 

Does each lender pull your credit when scoring you for mortgage rates?

Thursday, May 21st, 2009
Borat asked:


If so, doesn’t all those credit inquiries hurt your credit? Or, can you provide your credit report to prevent them from pulling it?

I’m trying to learn how to shop for mortgage loan rates….

Arnold

 

Is anyone else having problems with the increase in mortgage rates? I’m looking to see what my options might

Saturday, May 2nd, 2009
ronda t asked:


be such as refinancing at a fixed rate. I have thinking about foreclosure and it stays on your credit report forever. Any suggestions out there?

Elsie

 

Home Mortgage Loan - Top 4 Tips to Get Prepared and Ready

Thursday, January 22nd, 2009
mortgage loans
Julian Lim asked:


Here are some simple preparations steps that will make the process of obtaining your home mortgage loan go more smoothly and with less chance of missing out on the loan because of missing information.

In order for a home mortgage loan to go smoothly through the process of application, documentation and closing, certain tasks must be accomplished to the satisfaction of the lender. There are a number of these tasks that can and should be completed before even looking for a property that will become a dream house. If you clean up your credit report, as needed, for instance, this process can take several weeks. If you have accomplished this task before your credit is checked by the lender, it will present a much cleaner picture and you loan is more likely to be approved.

Check your credit report

Because many of the qualification points for your home mortgage loan depend upon the credit score or credit history attached to the borrower, it is important to know precisely what entries appear on each of the credit reports from the three major credit reporting agencies–credit bureaus. It has been said that as many as 80% of all credit reports contain inaccuracies at some level. Allow time to receive, review and correct such inaccuracies. It can smooth the processing time on your loan and can save you thousands of dollars over the course of the loan.

Decide how much house you can afford

Before settling on a house or applying for a home mortgage loan, you may want to become pre-qualified. This process will tell you how much you can afford according to the lender, but beyond that, you are the best person to determine how much you should be paying for the home. This will depend upon such features as your career path, where you want to live, whether or not you plan to raise a family, or alternatively how soon your family will be leaving the next. It is always better to be conservative when choosing the size of the house you purchase.

Decide on rates and terms

Before obtaining a home mortgage loan, you should prepare yourself with an understanding of typical interest rates and loan terms so that you are prepared to not only comprehend what the words mean, but realize the dollars and cents costs of your various options. For example, do you want a 15 year loan with monthly payments somewhat higher but a shorter payoff time, or would you be better served with a 30 year loan? Does a fixed rate mortgage work with your budget, or do you need the flexibility of an interest only loan for a time? Do you have the self-discipline to work with a more flexible loan schedule?

Pick a broker

Another project that you will need to complete while getting ready to apply for your home mortgage loan is selecting a loan broker. There is a wide variety in the knowledge and experience base of available loan broker. Of course, you will want select the best credentialed broker at the lowest cost for you. Checking reputation, experience and professional attitude of your short list of brokers can occupy a considerable amount of time.



Michelle

 

How to Get a Bankruptcy Mortgage Loan

Sunday, December 14th, 2008
mortgage loans
Jon Arnold asked:


It is not impossible to get a bankruptcy mortgage loan if you know what lenders like to see. Lenders make their money on the interest generated from their loans, so lenders actually want to give people loans. However, they do not make any money on loans that are not paid back, so they will not give someone a loan unless they believe they are a good risk. Filing for bankruptcy does show lenders that you had trouble paying back your debts in the past, and that makes you seem like a higher risk. But if you can properly manage your debts for a couple years after filing for bankruptcy it shows lenders that you have learned from past mistakes and are now a good credit risk.

After filing for bankruptcy you should be sure to make all of your monthly loan payments on time, pay your rent on time, pay all of your bills on time, and refrain from taking on additional loans and credit cards. While not all of these actions will appear on your credit report, if make all of your payments on time and can show the lender proof, it helps make your case.

Also, taking out additional loans and having additional checks on your credit reports can hurt your credit score, so try not to apply for loans or credit cards unless you really need them. It does not look good to bankruptcy mortgage loan lenders if you have many inquiries on your credit report and several unpaid credit cards.

When you are ready to take out a bankruptcy mortgage loan, you should attain copies of your credit report from all three of the main credit reporting agencies. This helps you see where you stand and look for any mistakes or fraudulent charges on your credit report. The reason you should get all three credit reports is that mistakes that appear on one may not appear on the others. The credit reporting agencies are usually willing to work with you in ensuring your credit reports are accurate.

Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies are different and which one you file can determine how easy or hard it is for you to get a bankruptcy mortgage loan. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is more severe and may allow you to have some of your debt discharged. This looks bad to potential bankruptcy mortgage loan lenders because it means you were not able to pay off all of your debt.

Chapter 13 bankruptcy shows that you were able to pay all of your debt, or intend on doing so over the next few years.

You should try to maintain your post bankruptcy monthly payments for around two years before trying to get a bankruptcy mortgage loan. If you try to get a bankruptcy mortgage loan soon after filing bankruptcy you will have a very hard time and may only harm your credit more. There are many websites on the Internet that can give you detailed tips and tricks on getting a bankruptcy mortgage loan successfully and with the best interest rates. Bankruptcy mortgage loan lenders look for many things and it is important to know what they want to see before attempting to get a bankruptcy mortgage loan from them. Doing a search on bankruptcy data can help you find websites that provide more information and details on living with bankruptcy and getting the best bankruptcy mortgage loan possible.



Tyler

 

Student loans not in repayment or in deferral included in a mortgage loan application as an expense?

Wednesday, November 26th, 2008
mortgage loans
Ana C asked:


Am applying for a mortgage loan and have two school loans already on my credit report but specify one is not in repayment and second is deferred. However, the loan application is requesting all expenses listed on my credit report. Are these loans not in repayment included in my expense ratio?

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How do I find out if someone is using my name for mortgage loans that I know nothing about?

Saturday, October 25th, 2008
mortgage loans
Julio asked:


I was looking up my credit report online and for the questions to make sure I was me I was asked about mortgage loans in two different years that I know nothing about. I’m renting a apartment and haven’t took out any loans that I can think about

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