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brian3

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FHA is not an option unless you are documenting your income and you qualify with that said income. From what I gather of your post that's not the case. The lenders most people are speaking of for stated income offer those loans to self emlpoyed people. I think your best option since the mortgage is behind is to try and add a co-borrower (possibly your dad if his credit is not completely shot) and refinance to a much lower rate and hopefully you can afford those payments. Good luck! _________________ Brian F. Foster
Mortgage Banker
BFF Mortgage
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North Bergen, NJ 07047
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