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Finding a Lender That Doesn’t Have Overlays

Did you know that lenders can add requirements to the actual loan program’s requirements? It’s called lender overlays and it’s common for FHA, VA, USDA, and conventional loans. The lender is the one that takes the risk with the loan. They...

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How to Recover From a Home Foreclosure

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Have you lost a home in foreclosure and assume your options for homeownership are over? Don’t lose heart. It’s not as bad as you think and if you take the right steps, you may get out of the mess sooner than you think.Compare Offers from Several Mortgage Lenders.Keep reading to learn the  Read more

How to Buy a House After a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

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If you had to file for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, don’t worry, you aren’t alone. Millions of Americans have to file for this BK in order to get the fresh start that they need. It’s how you conduct your finances after the discharge of the Chapter 7 bankruptcy that will determine your ability to buy a  Read more

How to Refinance Your VA Loan With Bad Credit

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If you have a VA loan now, you may have a way to refinance it even if you have bad credit.Compare Offers from Several Mortgage Lenders.Typically, lenders require you to have a minimum credit score in order to qualify for a refinance. It makes sense since the lender needs to decrease their  Read more

What is a Portfolio Loan?

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When you think of a mortgage, you likely think of conventional loans. These loans are written and funded by a lender, but then sold to a secondary market entity, such as Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. Your loan servicer might remain the same, but the entity that actually owns the loan doesn’t remain the  Read more

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What is a 203H Loan?

Victims of a natural disaster often lose everything, including their home. The FHA 203H loan helps these victims become homeowners again. The 203H

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What is a 203H Loan?

Victims of a natural disaster often lose everything, including their home. The FHA 203H loan helps these victims become homeowners again. The 203H

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