I don't know of any lender who would do that one right now and probably not for a very long time to come. Your best bet will probably be to go FHA down the road. But that is a full doc loan. _________________ Mike Sweeney
LionSaves.com - refinance debt
views expressed on this forum are my opinion as a mortgage professional, not legal advice
Agreed. You really need to come up with a plan to build a credit score for yourself. If you have no credit at all you might be stuck with applying for a secured credit card where you put some of your money down as collateral for a line of credit. Yes it's just like spending your own money but in a way that will help you to establish your credit. Usually after you've made on-time payments for 6mnths to a yr you can get your deposit back and be upgraded to an unsecured credit card. There are also a lot of auto dealers that will work with people that have no credit. Just some options to consider...