Horrible credit - lots of home equity - is a loan possible?
Date: Sun, 11/04/2007 - 06:26
I had excellent credit before this but I've never been able to fully recover financially due to various financial set-backs (job loss, smaller salary, countless periods of not receiving child-support). For a long time I could barely afford the bare necessities for me & my 4 kids - we even had to start going to the local food pantry!
I've been on one repayment plan after another with my mortgage - seems that soon as things look good financially some expensive car repair or house repair pops up to set me back again.
Anyway....I'm in a better financial position now, but my credit is ruined. The equity in my house is desparetly needed for home repairs & maintenance.
Are there any reputable lenders for someone like me?
I'm familiar with many of the scams out there and am therefore very skeptical of lenders....I would only go with a well-known reputable lender.
Any such thing? Thanks for your help!
This question might be better answered in the Mortgage Forum....
This question might be better answered in the Mortgage Forum.....
I agree go to the mortgage forum and inquire about this.If you h
I agree go to the mortgage forum and inquire about this.If you have a large amount of equity in your home you should be able to find a lender.Please be careful of interest rates though.
I'll be following this post, as I have equity in my home as well
I'll be following this post, as I have equity in my home as well, and might be better of transferring some of my debt
I'll follow how things go for you
Shop around - there is no reason why you couldn't field multiple
Shop around - there is no reason why you couldn't field multiple offers. Check the mortgage post.
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