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mlcrisp1

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Jason1

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gmakerley
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mlcrisp, the extent of your "bad" credit is critical. depending on your location, you may find that there is a bond program offered in your state that will allow for a low score and afford you 97% financing on a first mortgage, with the possibility of secondary (down payment assistance) financing to 100% or more.
what we don't know, of course, is the answers to those 2 variables - your location and your credit score. generally, i think you'll find that if the score is 580 or below, you'll run into additional difficulty.
what i would advise at this stage is look into the possibility of a bond program in your state; then look for the list of lenders who are authorized; next, contact one or more of those lenders to see specifics as to qualifying.
it's not a lost cause, but it's also a difficult thing to do. 100% financing in the conventional sense has disappeared. _________________ George M. Akerley
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