How to buy a house with no or bad credit!?

Posted on Mar 10, 2013 in FHA Information

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I want to do it legally and so that I can start building good credit and be accpeted for a home loan. Please send me a link to a site or something that will help! Thanks.

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Answer by Smilin’ Fred
Check with a tax accountant.

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Question by Sonia: How to buy a house with no or bad credit!?
Me and my husband recently got married and we are trying to buy a house because we think its cheaper to buy a house the. To rent can someone give us some tips on what we can do to buy a house with no or bad credit please thank you!

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Answer by Rarri
yes, buy work hard, approved save ur money and pay for it in full with cash….

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3 Comments

  1. get a co-signer

  2. Giving people home loans that had bad/no credit and didn’t have a high down payment is the reason why this country is in a recession. Lenders have wisened up- these people shouldn’t get loans.

    In order to buy a house at this point, your only chance is to pay cash.

    If you want a nice house that will require a loan, you’ll have to fix your credit and save up for a down payment no less than 10% the price of the house.

  3. A bank will want to see that you have worked for a full 2 years to qualify your salary for a mortgage. You will also need a down payment (you make no mention of this.
    You will also need to pay closing costs upfront, and some insurance and taxes.
    Any negative items in your credit reports need to be paid up.
    If you have any credit card debt, start paying it in full each month, since revolving debt tends to seriously hurt credit scores.
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