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Probably not, unless you find a specialized lender who will keep the loan in their portfolio (thereby allowing them to ignore the underwriting requirements of the secondary market) and you either have excellent compensating factors or a well qualified co-borrower who will be the primary. In today's credit market, obtaining financing with poor credit is very very difficult if not impossible. You may know you would never default on this debt, but the banks don't know this and your credit profile suggests otherwise.

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Q: You want to get a loan to buy some property in your area this property has a very large income coming in enough to pay off the loan in a year but you have bad credit would you be able to get the loan?
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