I will be buying my first home later in 2011, and I want to use an FHA loan to reduce my down payment expense. Right now, my middle credit score is about 600. Do you think I can get an FHA home loan with a credit score of 600?
Detroit,MI | Apr 7th 2011
by detroit...
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by Egroussman
While it is possible to obtain financing with a credit score of 600, the odds are stacked against you and your interest rate will suffer. My advice is to focus on getting your score above 640 at the very least as it will be well worth it over time because of a reduced interest rate. i work for a direct lender/ FDIC insured bank and can help you identify ways to increase your credit profile in the shortest amount of time. Feel free to contact me.Thanks,Ed GroussmanCommunity BankerHome Savings of America Apr 7th 2011
by info@lo...
Yes, you can get an FHA loan with a mid fico of 600, and you will not be subject to a higher rate. 99% of lenders out there require a 620 or higher, so they will tell you that is where you need to be to qualify. You just need to find the 1% that allow lower fico scores. As a broker approved with multiple lenders, I have lenders that will go down to a 500. What state are you in (guessing Michigan)? Apr 7th 2011
by LarryK
Credit Scores as low as 600 will allow for new home financing. Most smaller lenders are at 620 or 640. My recommendation is to always work with a local, reputable, known mortgage loan officer in your community. Check to see if a national lender in your area (WF, BofA, Chase, Citi) would allow for that too. Chances are they will. Apr 9th 2011
by fha600c...
I assist borrowers in Michigan (and nationwide). PrimeLending received an exception from investors, which allows me to offer FHA mortgages for credit 600-640. 30-day closings available. Excellent rates, low fees, close on time.Jori Stern, Sr. Loan Officer, PrimeLending, A PlainsCapital Company. (877) 399-6539. http://www.primelendingdallas.com/fha-mortgage-credit-600 Sep 15th 2011 |
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