V.A. loan with charge off on credit report

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Any lender will do that VA loan.

Agreed - should not be an issue -

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DararaI am a mortgage banker and broker in Las Vegas for over eight years that has specialized working with veterans to acquire their housing needs. Sometimes when you negotiate a settlement with creditor it can impact your FICO score slightly when you make a settlement. Usually the impact will be between 10 to 15 points if a credit report is run within 30 days of the settlement date. With your time frame of purchasing within six months from the time of settlement and you have reestablish credit your impact should be negligible. Please feel free to contact me by email or cell phone with any further questions you may have. I'm available seven days a week to answer your questions or concerns.

If all other qualifying factors are favorable, you should be able to secure a VA loan with that credit score.

That one item, in and of itself will not cause any problems. www.VA-IRRRL-Loan-MN.com

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