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With lenders reverting back to more traditional type of lending and underwriting guidelines becoming stricter, now more than ever your credit score is becoming increasingly more important.
As mortgage lenders limit how much money they will lend and to whom, co-signing home loans is growing in popularity.
"Co-signing" a home loan is when a third-party -- usually a parent or relative -- promises to make repayments to the bank in the event that the borrower falls behind on … (0 comments)
As mortgage lenders limit how much money they will lend and to whom, co-signing home loans is growing in popularity.
I had to stop myself from preaching to my client the other day. My client’s poor credit score resulted in his mortgage broker working hard just to find him a loan that would have you and me running for the exit! I realized that he was well aware of his … (5 comments)
I just wanted to take a second to thank everyone for the time they spend in formulating educated blogs for all of us "newbies" to learn from. While I thoroughly enjoy many of the "filler" blogs that are posted on Active Rain...it's nice to actually walk away from the computer with more than you … (1 comments)
Many people are under the impression that here at Chase we are feeling the drastic effects of subprime delinquencies. We are still moving forward in todays market and we accept the challenge of picking up where other top players fell short. Below you will find several reasons why Chase is Different … (2 comments)
The two major unknowns of the loan process are whether you will get approved, and at what percentage rate. Both of these depend primarily on your credit. The better your credit, the better chances of approval at a low rate. But what exactly is good credit? What's the difference between A … (1 comments)
I have had some bad experiences lately that I really want to share with consumers and Colleagues. As a Realtor when I have a business I always try to help my clients to get their mortgages so they can buy their houses. However, as all you know some cases are difficult … (2 comments)
In recent years in Texas, the format of a Lease Purchase has been under attack. For rightful reasons in many cases. There were plenty and probably still are, many "investors" that preyed upon people with bad credit, bad situations, and illegal aliens. Promising them they could own a house through lease … (2 comments)
Now Offering a Credit Restoration program - lose LESS clients. Potential homebuyers with less than perfect credit can increase their cedit scores an average of 60 to 100 points - making it so much easier to get a mortgage.
The most rewarding experience I have ever had is the ability to see a need and fill it. Yet, I can say the most upsetting part is having a client that needs so much help and you are unable to assist them. It seems that these people need the most assistance … (0 comments)