Not sure which part of CA in you are in, but try the Educational Employees Credit Union, they have branches all over CA.

Daniel Fisher - yeah, a quick financeable sale is pretty much out of the question, even with a local bank or credit union portfolio deal.

Two days later, it was publicly read in Philadelphia’s union square.

Discharge is when the court actually stamps it a done deal.Think you have to wait 4 years from discharge date for a conventional loan.Also...Creditsesame.comcreditkarma.comcredit.comAll give you free credit....Help monitor/rebuild your credit.You can get secured credit cards from credit unions that can boost your score.Seems like you are doing two different things.1. buying a home to be owner occupied2.

I'm going to be attending the Inmann Connect conference in Union Square - at the Hilton.

I borrowed the $10,000 on a signature loan from a credit union.

I have checked with banks and credit unions but they all follow fha guidelines for conventional loans as well.

Small community banks and perhaps a credit union may go do it.

I called every bank in my area, spoke to the local credit unions, and I explored online too.I agree the insurance seems high.

Probably your best bet is a small local bank or credit union that keeps their loans in house.