But, the broker that I sent her to refered her to a credit repair co.the FHA website states "borrowers with credit scores between 500-579 are elgible for a maximum FHA loan of 90% LTV...."

You're cancelling the lease for them cancelling their credit card but then saying you will charge their credit card for damages...

I am thinking that this scenario would be a good way to give lenders security for a line of credit without completely sapping the ROE if one wishes to take a passive role in the underlying asset instead of managing the project.

We have a large inventory of seriously delinquent loans in our single-family credit guarantee portfolio, many of which will likely complete the foreclosure process and transition to REO during the next few quarters as our servicers work through their foreclosure-related issues."

I'm using a credit union for mine...Bought a place January 4th subject to the hard money loan he had in place... am in the process of refinancing it with a local credit union... it appears *fingers crossed* they are going to allow me to do a cash out refinance based on appraisal value (75%) at 5.5% for 10/30.Easiest recommendation is simply to wear out your phone dialing...

It will hurt their credit more in the long wrong, but they have a chance of having zero to little deficiency.

My answer... doubtful these are used in the same sentence for a GSE loan... assuming good credit and stable job, etc.

Buyer is pre-approved for well over 140K from the bank because he has excellent credit, good income, with 6+ months reserves, <45 DTI, but does not have the 28K to get the deal done.Is there a creative way for me to sell this thing to my buyer with him not having to come to the table with the 20%?

She came to me saying she desperately wants to own her own house but can only pay less than $100/mo and she let me know her credit is shot.

My 2 tenants have credit scores above 700 and earn a respectable income over $60k each.From what I gather the previous owner got in over his head.