I've had to rehab a student loan that accidentally went into default when I changed my banking information; Honest mistake that has bitten me. It has just recently posted back into good standing after paying for 6 months to get it out of default. Is there a particular type of loan that can help me get a mortgage at this point? As I understand, I need a year or two years of good history before that can be washed away. I am otherwise a longtime renter, car buyer, etc with excellent histories besides this one debacle. Pls help.
Jersey City,NJ | Apr 2nd 2010
by glenn.c...
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by michael...
Hello,depending on your other overall credit history you should be ok to qualify for mortgage loan. If you would like to discuss this further and answer any other questions you may have please reach out to meMike PanzaSenior Mortgage ConsultantGuaranteed Rate DirectBoston311 Summer Street, 2nd FloorBoston, MA 02210P: (617) 532-3963mike.panza@guaranteedrate.comwww.guaranteedrate.com/mikepanzawww.mikepanza.com Apr 2nd 2010
by FHASUBM...
Hello Glenn, Being that you have started making payments on recent revolving debt (Recent payment history) as well as the fact that this was a one time occurance.Your Fico score should not have been affected to bad.You should put together a explanation of the circumstances along with having someone pull your credit to see what your Fico score is now and that will determine if we can get you qualified to purchase a home.I would be happy to assist you with this Jeffrey Martino Young at Essex Mortgage Bank 1-866-936-8478 . Apr 5th 2010The main issue, how has the past payment history on your student loan affect your FICO score? It is really hard to determine what your score would be after going into default. If you had a really high score prior to defaulting on your student loans you could possibly be eliginle at this time. If you were shaky your might need some time to pull up your score before you meet the minimum guidelines. feel free to give me a call or send me an email and I could tell you where you stand. 816-590-5756 or mtomlinson@citywidemortgage.com Apr 3rd 2010 |
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