Michelle


He meets all the requirements but the not so good credit. What are are chances of getting approved for a VA home loan? We only want like a $16,000 house. I know its a wait and see thing but if anybody deals with this please help. I don’t want to get my hopes up to be shot down. Is it possible to get any loan with bad credit? I don’t care if we have to pay 50% interest we are still getting a good deal in today’s market the way the economy is. The house we want is priced $16,000 but was valued before the economy slump as about $85,000. Please I don’t want to hear talk to a credit counselor bla bla. I want to know if it is possible at all. Thanks
I dont have 50% down. If that was the case then we would not need the loan
I know kelsy i was exagerating. If they dont lend that low then what am I finding houses for that low on a real estate site that tells you what the payments are and how many years then?

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4 Responses to “If you have the income but not really good credit can hubby get approved for a VA loan?”

  1. kemperk on June 27th, 2009 6:27 pm

    i assure you that if you put down 50%, any lender in your area
    will lend the other 50%. Hope that is helpful to you.

  2. Kelsey on June 29th, 2009 5:19 pm

    Actually you cannot get a mortgage for only $16,000!! There are actually loan amount guidelines, and I believe the minimum loan amount is $35,000 or $40,000.

    On a side note, please, you don’t want a 50% interest rate, that’s just stupid and actually would be consider predatory lending, which is illegal.

    For approval on a VA loan your husband needs to get all three of his credit scores to 600+.

  3. Harry C on July 2nd, 2009 7:16 am

    yes

  4. Answer Man on July 2nd, 2009 10:29 pm

    all you have to do is find any lender that can write up a loan accepting VA. the VA is only there to insure the lender that they are not out any money. the VA will cover 25% of the house loan if you default. To use the VA for the first time it will cost you about $3500. but that would mean you dont pay any PMI.

    the tough part for you it seems is to find a lender willing to write you up a loan…once you do find a lender (i am sure you can) you just tell them that you are a vet and want to use a VA loan. low risk to the lender. you will get the best rate available

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