Depends on how the mortgage is being paid. If you are paying the mortgage on time it is having a positive impact if you are paying it late it is having a negative impact on their credit and could cause them to be denied for future credit. When you or someone else co-signs all parties are equally responsible and liable for the debt.
It will appear as a debt since they have guaranteed yourloan. Any lender will factor in its chances of being repaid if you default on your loan and your co-signer has to pay. The question will be: Can they afford paying another loan.
Yes it can by 2.00 persent or more it depens on the note buyer if he is will to pay this interest or not. Generally, when a loan is sold to another mortgage company they are buying your contract "as is". So they shouldn't be able to change your rate if it's a fixed rate. As for the dangers given the current mortage crisis, if you get approved for a loan and lower your payment, there should be little danger to you (if you have a fixed rate mortgage). If you have a fixed rate mortgage, there's always a chance that the rate could lower more but I wouldn't call that a danger. However, if you have a variable rate mortgage, then you run the risk of the interest rates increasing and thus your payment increasing. I would strongly discourage getting a variable rate mortgage.
Co-signing a mortgage will put the debt on your credit report as well as hers. If your credit is bad, it will help improve your credit, however the loan may affect your chance depending on your income and whether the mortgage is still being paid when you apply for a mortgage. Before co-signing make sure you talk to a mortgage consultant who would be able to answer the question to your specific situation.
A budding student would be better off furthering their loaned studies, since he or she has a higher then most chance of succeeding with the studies. A under performing student would be better off refinancing their college loans.
Currently, it is tough to get a mortgage even with very good credit. 730 is about average so a score close to 800 has a good chance of getting approved.
Student loan refinancing can possibly lower your payments. You may also be able to consolidate your loans which will help with the payments.
Although having a good credit history is better when applying for a mortgage it is possible to still get a mortgage with a bad credit history. When getting a mortgage with a bad credit history, one will have to pay a higher interest rate. Show the mortgage lender that you have a good job that will cover your mortgage. If you eliminate all other debt it looks better to the lender and gives one a better chance at getting approved.
No, but it affects the chance of getting rare and expensive items.
Some of the benefits of getting a second commercial mortgage would be lower payments, a chance to pay off bills that are backed up or due now. It can also help pay off a first mortgage or pay for home improvements.
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One should first get their bank statements, tax returns, and recent pay stubs together to show proof of income. Ensure that your credit score is as high as it can be; the higher your credit score, the higher the chance you will be approved for a mortgage. Once you have your finances in order, decide on which mortgage companies you are interested in dealing with. Locate the mortgage company websites. Most companies will have an option to apply for your mortgage online.