It all depends on the lender.Your credit history, abitity to repay, ccash down.Normaly Private lenders have higher rates than the bank, they take on more risk.it is possible.

If your present loan to value is no more than 60% you will be able to get a private money loan now. If your current rate is double digit it could make sense. Otherwise, no. If you're debt over equity by more than 10% an the rent is not covering 100% of the costs, you may consider tossing the Lomita house into the fire now. Your credit improvement will be 1 year further away but if you're losing money now there's nothing in the near future that will improve it. Bruce Conn, CALIFORNIA Equity & Loan. 800 696-0696.

You're in the mortgage business, and you're asking us this question?....Really?

There are several possibilities. In most cases, because of your foreclosure last year, lenders will most likely not be interested in helping you, unless you have substantial equity. However, If your mortgage is a Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac mortgage, there may be some hope for you. The enhanced Home Affordable Refinance Program, dubbed HARP 2.0 may allow you as the owner of an investment property to qualify for a refinance. Complete details of the new program have not been released, but may be just the answer you are looking for. My advice would be to find a local Mortgage Banker/Broker, rather than one of the big banks. Unlike the big banks where most of the employees are simply order takers, A Mortgage Banker/Broker is Trained, Tested and Licensed in all aspects of Mortgage Lending. A Licensed Mortgage Loan Originator will be able to help you determine the best options available to you. Make sure you check out the qualifications of your selected Originator at the National Mortgage Loan System at www.NMLSConsumerAccess.org. Good luck.

Good question. Recovery period for a foreclosure may be as little as 3 years with extenuating circumstances and 7 without. Feel free to get in touch if you would like to discuss the specifics of your situation.

So much info is missing... is your loan conventional, FHA, VA, USDA... This is the biggest question.. FHA allows you to refinance even if you've had a foreclosure.. conventional can be a problem.. contact a local mortgage broker, not a bank, and inquire with them. They are very familiar with all the lending programs and can match you up with the right one.. WilliamAcres.com

I have a few questions for you. Please call me at 213-281-1789. Alex

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