search this in google:
"down to 580" mortgage 100%
It will bring up all the lenders who are advertising 100% financing down to a 580 credit score, of which there are hundreds. Alternatively, you could search with
"580 credit score" 100% mortgage
and this will bring similair results. I say 580 because that is the minimum score that you must have to get 100% financing, no matter where you go. However, the interest rate will be high. Good luck!
2007-01-14 12:52:10
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answered by Kristine R 4
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What are you thinking? First of all, your score is showing that you have had financial problems. This means (a) you have a history of living above your means; and (b) you're going to pay a higher interest rate on the mortgage. Why not hold off the purchase until you are in the 700+ range? In the meanwhile take the difference between your current housing expense and proposed housing expense each month on time to make sure you can afford what you are trying to do. If you can come up with an extra $300+ per month every month for 2-3 years and keep current on your existing debts, you've done it... (a) you know you can afford the place; and (b) you've got a nice downpayment to put on the new place. Remember your housing expense will increase more than just the mortgage... taxes, insurance, maintenance, etc.
2007-01-14 12:52:58
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answered by Anonymous
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I am a mortgage loan broker and I can get you a 100% loan with that score. Depending on what the rest of your credit file looks like, I could get you a rate as low as 6.5% Send me an email an I will explain how.
2007-01-14 17:18:17
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answered by HappyDaisy23 1
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Some parts of Michigan have ALOT of foreclosures. Those banks just might carry a note for you. Do you have a good down payment? Also, are you willing to pay top dollar for the house - they're not going to lower the price AND carry a note for someone with 500-550 scores.
2016-05-24 03:00:10
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answered by Anonymous
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United Home Funding
2007-01-14 14:02:14
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answered by CALIFORNIA GOLD 3
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Yes but you will have to go to a 2 lender it means you will have to have a 4% down payment or more.
2007-01-14 12:49:53
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answered by bill_ray56 3
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What state are you in? That's not a bad score, actually. I have seen worse, trust me!
2007-01-14 12:58:24
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answered by healthspot_2000 4
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2007-01-14 22:52:24
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answered by Anonymous
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that is a good enough score for these lenders
http://www.wesayes.com
2007-01-14 13:00:15
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answered by bali 1
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