Posted on: 23rd Apr, 2010 12:09 pm
Can someone with bad credit but who is able to put 50,000 down qualify for an fha loan with a cosignor?
Unfotunately, nothing overcomes bad credit. A cosigner does not. A large down payment does not.
What is the credit score?
I have seen FHA recently advertised own to a 530 credit score and a large down payment would seem to make them happy, but, score below 530 I have not seen. While I have seen it, I am not sure they really do it.
A large down payment can sometimes get one a hard money loan, not FHA.
What is the credit score?
I have seen FHA recently advertised own to a 530 credit score and a large down payment would seem to make them happy, but, score below 530 I have not seen. While I have seen it, I am not sure they really do it.
A large down payment can sometimes get one a hard money loan, not FHA.
Angela, what is your definition of "bad credit"? As stated above, there are a limited amount of lenders going below the 620 credit mark.
The programs I know are still available along select states on the East goes as follows:
~ 540+ Credit = 10% Down Payment
*Must provide 12 month rent verification*
~ 580+ Credit = 3.5% Down Payment
The programs I know are still available along select states on the East goes as follows:
~ 540+ Credit = 10% Down Payment
*Must provide 12 month rent verification*
~ 580+ Credit = 3.5% Down Payment
Hi Angela,
To qualify for a Federal Housing Administration (FHA) Loan, you need to have a credit score of at least 620. Along with this bankruptcy on your credit report (if any) should be at least 2 years old, and foreclosures (if any), at least 3 years old.
So, can you tell what your credit score is, and what are the negatives on your account?
Thanks,
Sandra
To qualify for a Federal Housing Administration (FHA) Loan, you need to have a credit score of at least 620. Along with this bankruptcy on your credit report (if any) should be at least 2 years old, and foreclosures (if any), at least 3 years old.
So, can you tell what your credit score is, and what are the negatives on your account?
Thanks,
Sandra