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Not all lenders give the oppurtunity of sub prime mortgages, but one for example that does is the Infinity Federal Credit Union (IFCU). This is one of the posibilities.
There is no set best rate for home mortgages. You should shop around and see what offers you receive from different lenders and find out which is the best for you out of all of them.
A general tutorial on subprime mortgages can be found at Investopedia. For information about subprime mortgage lenders: MyFHA, Consumer Affairs and MTGProfessor all have information on current lenders, rates and terms.
This depends on the state you live in and the lenders requirements. Some states allow "anyone" on title to secure a second mortgage or equity line. Other states require that "everyone" on title sign for second mortgages and EQ lines. Lenders are increasingly requiring all titled partied to sign for a new loan. Some lenders only require that the second party simply sign an acknowledgment. This can be helpful in a case where one of the borrowers has recent credit problems. Now the other borrower can still obtain a 2nd mortgage.
"The credit crisis has affected the mortgage lending rates drastically. Many lenders are not giving out loans and mortgages at all without either high down payments, or pristine credit."
Not all lenders give the oppurtunity of sub prime mortgages, but one for example that does is the Infinity Federal Credit Union (IFCU). This is one of the posibilities.
There is no set best rate for home mortgages. You should shop around and see what offers you receive from different lenders and find out which is the best for you out of all of them.
A general tutorial on subprime mortgages can be found at Investopedia. For information about subprime mortgage lenders: MyFHA, Consumer Affairs and MTGProfessor all have information on current lenders, rates and terms.
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This depends on the state you live in and the lenders requirements. Some states allow "anyone" on title to secure a second mortgage or equity line. Other states require that "everyone" on title sign for second mortgages and EQ lines. Lenders are increasingly requiring all titled partied to sign for a new loan. Some lenders only require that the second party simply sign an acknowledgment. This can be helpful in a case where one of the borrowers has recent credit problems. Now the other borrower can still obtain a 2nd mortgage.
Lenders will require you to provide information about the make, model, and year of the car you want to buy. They will also want to know how much money you make, and how much debt you have, and they will check your credit score. Some lenders (but not all) require a down payment as well.
"The credit crisis has affected the mortgage lending rates drastically. Many lenders are not giving out loans and mortgages at all without either high down payments, or pristine credit."
FHA loans is a Full Documentation loan, and all income will need to be verified.
The word obligated means: You Have To. Most States have minimum insurance laws. All lenders require insurance on the car.
That depends on the lender. Some require a full title examination and othrs require only a present owner rundown. Some lenders do not examine the title at all but rely on the credit report.
Yes, reverse mortgages are available in all 50 states.
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