Credit Score and Loan Types

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Everyone knows how much your credit score means to creditors and banks when you are trying to get a loan. Whether you have bad or good credit, it is looked at. Because of this, there are credit loans of all different types. You can get loans for good credit, as well as loans for bad credit. Contrary to what most people believe, you actually can have poor credit and still get the loan that you need. In return, you actually can increase your credit rating with these loans by paying them off in a timely fashion.

When your credit rating is in good condition, you have no problem being approved for credit loans. You even have the option of getting an unsecured loan. This is great because you are not required to put anything up for collateral, which means you will not lose any of your personal belongings or assets if your default on the loan. When your credit is not so great, most people think you cannot get a loan. The reason so many people believe this is because it is what the big credit lenders want you to believe. However, there are many other places you can get loans if you have bad credit.

When you get bad credit loans, they typically come in the secured manner. This means that you will have to put something up for collateral. What is put up depends on your loan amount. It of course has to be worth what your loan amount is. If you default on your loan, your lender will take control of whatever item or asset you put up for collateral. This knowledge actually makes people repay their loan because they do not want to lose their belongings. They try harder than they would if nothing were to happen expect getting a bad credit score. They have more motivation.

Changing what you currently know about credit loans can change your entire financial future. If you are in the mindset that you never could get a loan because you have bad credit, you should look into applying for a bad credit loan. Not only will you get the money you need at the time you need it, you also will increase your credit rating because you are paying back a loan.

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You're not gonna like this advice, but going into debt is a bad way to start a marriage. Consider scaling back the wedding.

Yes it can.

There are three types of credit reports and three credit reporting agencies, the regular that credit card companies look at and you see on the net is the most common, then there is the auto enhanced which car dealers and lenders look at and then there is the factual that mortgage lenders look at so everyone has 9-different scores.

Actually 100% pay option loans DO exist. There are 1 loan 100% with lender paid Mortgage Insurance and there are the now popular 80/20 with a negam/payoption 1st. You do need good credit to qualify but you can get a first loan at say 7% where you can pay as little as 4% interest only and then a 2nd mortgage behind that first. Now this means your balance could be higher than the home is worth but nowadays buyers are getting homes WAY below value.

I also do not want you to think 100% should be done as an 80/20. There are MANY lenders that offer 100% one loan with no PMI and it looks like it just became official that PMI is now tax deductible so you may want a 100% loan with PMI. There are many options with your score.

Now lets talk closing costs. If you have no money to put down, you have the thousands of dollars required to use towards closing costs? If not, do not worry. In this day and age, sellers are desperate to sell and are willing to pay buyers closing costs, all of them, if they get a good enough offer. Most lenders will limit you to about 3% of the purchase price but many mortgage brokers can get you up to 6% seller paid closing costs. I personally have closed a loan for a buyer that put down a $5,000 deposit at contract and walked away with that $5,000 at closing. We financed his entire purchase price plus all of his closing costs. Do not be fooled into thinking the seller is actually paying your closing costs and doing you a big favor, they usually make you raise your offer price to include the seller paid closing costs coming back to you. Just get on the phone with an honest mortgage broker and they should help you out. Don’t forget, it is NOT just about the rate! Check the term of the loan, is it fixed or adjustable, interest only or principal and interest. You can email or ask me any questions anytime.

I do not know the loan amounts, but to get started if you just wanted to know the basic credit score a website I found to be awesome and ligit is http://www.whogavemecredit.com... you can type in the company that you need and you will recieve a list of individuals who have either gotten approved or declined and what their credit score was at the time. It helped me get approved for a Target card. Hope this helps!!!

@qwandiddy Canada would be a good choice…most places there anyway.

@kiannaluv21 Actually, I did seem few more black people who were in J Judy were from Norfolk, so it made me changed my mind to not moving to Virginia. Seems that blacks over there in Norfolk act as ignorant as ones in ATL, Chicago, Detroit, Ohio, Omaha.

Can some of you people understand how either of them are saying cos its mostly muttering and sound like they are trying to withhold the street talk O.o

Keep your payments up-to-date and you should be good. Don't get more credit. A score of 750+ is average for a good IR. Just keep showing the credit companies that you can be trusted to repay loans. Now is a good time to pull all three of your credit reports and analyze them. Correct any errors and make sure everything is correct.

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Treasure. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the living emodiment of ‘irony’.

Hello,

Credit scores play a very big part in getting a home loan. Before the mortgage meltdown, you could easily get a mortgage with your scores and with the few late payments.

In fact, at one time you could get a mortgage with scores as low as 500. However, now that the lenders have created such a mess with their loose lending guidelines, they now have really tighten the requirements.

Even though it made it easy for people to get a mortgage, it was not in the best interest of the first time home buyer.

So it is in your best interest to have the required 620 credit score. This signals to the lender that you are a responsible person with your credit. After all you want to be able to stay in your house and not lose it 6-12 months later.

The FHA mortgage is a great loan product for you. I urge you to continue to do what you are doing by making on time payments. It normally takes several months or even year of on time payments to get it to affect your credit score.

Do not fall for the traps of quick credit repair or anything like that. Only time will help you.

Make a plan and follow it and soon you will become a home owner.

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How about sending that $350 to the taxpayers. That’s whom she actually borrowed the money from in the first place.

You know these apes are all on welfare…

Speaking as a nationally known credit score and lending expert (book, radio shows, newspaper columns, etc.)…

The low rate 0.99% to 3.99% generally require 720-740+ scores, depending on the offer. Otherwise for normal rates, you can get an excellent rate and even rather poor scores IF you have always paid your auto loans on time. There IS such a thing as an auto credit score, different from a consumer score or a mortgage score, or a landlord score.

In my newspaper column, I recommend staying AWAY from finance companies at ALL costs. Like Wells Fargo FINANCIAL, Drive FINANCIAL, etc.

Try a credit union you can join, your bank is a choice, and even Capital One Auto Finance seems OK for a lot of people.

As to which score? That cannot be predicted always, but you can ask ahead of time. At my own bank, they randomly select which bureau to use by computer.

Thats treasure leave buried. I can see where the defendant got her attitude from. The grandmother looks like a trashy bitch as well.

@jb0177 Well done you’ve experienced how far the Race card goes ¬_¬

Don't email people in here spamming for business. If they cannot follow the simple Yahoo TOU that says they cannot solicit business here, what other unethical conduct would they engage in?

Ask friends and family for recommendations for a reputable lender in your area that can assist you. Internet lenders will not know about local programs that you may qualify for, and local lenders will.

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