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About 2 years ago we ran into money problems and got behind on our FHA mortgage, we were days from foreclosure and I filed a chapter 13 to get caught up. I sold my home just now and paid off the chapter 13.
What kind of waiting periods am I looking at for both FHA and Conventional.
Around two years after discharge.
Was it a short sale?
Nope it was a regular sell, mortgage paid off 100 percent.
@tooleman694 wrote:About 2 years ago we ran into money problems and got behind on our FHA mortgage, we were days from foreclosure and I filed a chapter 13 to get caught up. I sold my home just now and paid off the chapter 13.
What kind of waiting periods am I looking at for both FHA and Conventional.
Fannie Mae requires a 2-year wait after a Ch 13 BK discharge.
With FHA, you can actually be in a Ch 13 BK if there has been at least 1 year of trustee payments... so there is no waiting period after the BK discharge. If it's less than 2 years from discharge though, you will have to provide payment history from the trustee showing all payments were made on time.
As long as FHA didn't take a loss on the mortgage, there should be no additional waiting periods. If FHA took a loss and filed a claim, then it can be a 3-year wait from the time that the claim was filed. A lender can run CAIVRS to check if FHA filed a claim.
@oldman425 wrote:Around two years after discharge.
Why two years? What if you bring up your scores?
@Anonymous wrote:
Should just be the 2 years for fha, 4 for conventional
Incorrect. 2 for conventional, and I was approved for FHA, 1 year post discharge, but could have done it sooner.
I was prequal'd, approved, and closed all about a year to 15 months post 13 discharge and I went FHA. For conventional i would have to wait 2 years. If you can qualify post 13 for FHA you can certainly do it earlier than waiting the 2 years.