What if you have a good down payment and you filed a bankruptcy almost a year ago can you find a lender to give you a mortgage loan? by litlun_686_916 from 44 Reinke Road Ellisville, Missouri. Apr 18th 2012
Joe Metzler (JoeMetzler)
Realistically, with a bankruptcy LESS than two years old, you will have a very difficult time finding any sort of traditional financing. Have a local licensed loan officer review your situation, but I would advise working on credit improvement, and calling a lender once the bankruptcy is two years old.
robert brown-farley (brofarops)
Yes, you will find many lending institutes more than willing BUT you are at their mercy on interest rates, and they know it.
Ralph Richard Guertin (ralph@absolutelowrates.com)
GOOGLE PRIVATE LENDERS IN YOUR AREA RATES ARE RUNNING 7-10% DEPENDING OUR YOUR SITUATION
Jeff Cost (midwestlender)
I have access to private money and can get you in a home. It would require a 30% downpayment, 70% loan to value. Traditional financing would require you to wait 2 years from the bk discharge date, not the file date. Reply to me and I can walk you through the private money lending process.
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