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poor credit and home equitly loan

so here's the deal. i own a piece of property that i inherited, 20 acres with a 20yr old 2000 sq ft home in need of a almost total rehab. i estimate probably 60-70k in material. i will be doing some of the work but will hire out a lot also. zillow estimates the homes value at 368k, i own it free and clear. now the rough part, me and my wifes credit isn't great at all. my scores are from 535-568 and hers are low 600's. between the two of us we make 100k a yr. is there a bank/mortgage company that will take on this loan? i would think it's a win-win for the lender, we default, they just made a ton of money!

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2b2rich
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Re: poor credit and home equitly loan


@Anonymous wrote:

so here's the deal. i own a piece of property that i inherited, 20 acres with a 20yr old 2000 sq ft home in need of a almost total rehab. i estimate probably 60-70k in material. i will be doing some of the work but will hire out a lot also. zillow estimates the homes value at 368k, i own it free and clear. now the rough part, me and my wifes credit isn't great at all. my scores are from 535-568 and hers are low 600's. between the two of us we make 100k a yr. is there a bank/mortgage company that will take on this loan? i would think it's a win-win for the lender, we default, they just made a ton of money!


The $368K would be taking into account the value of the 20 acres, right?   I would imagine that there are subprime lenders out there who would loan you $50k - $60k using $368K+- property for colateral, but I would fear them if it were me.  You will pay a high interest rate for one.  Some of them may even hope that you miss payments so that they can foreclose and do exactly what you said, make a ton of money.  I would definitely read the fine print about being late at all.

 

Is there anything else you could do besides a loan for that much? Is any of the acreage farmable that you could lease out for awhile to make extra money?  Have you considered selling 5 or 10 of the outer laying acres for cash toward upgrades on the house? (Yeah, I would hate to part with any of the acreage too if that's what you're thinking, but it might be safer?)

 

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Anonymous
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Re: poor credit and home equitly loan

yes that's including the acerage. it's mostly wooded so farming is out of the question unless i cleared it, which i dont want to do. and it's not eligble to divide the property up. so probably no mainstream bank will touch it? 

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StartingOver10
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Re: poor credit and home equitly loan

Mainstream bank is not where you want to go anyway.

 

Check with a legitimate corresponent lender that originates, underwrites and funds their own loans.  Most also have the capability to broker the loan if they don't have a loan product for you.

 

Usually when you get a mortgage through a correspondent lender the servicing of the loan is sold to a big box bank anyway.  

 

 

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Anonymous
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Can you tell me some of those lenders by chance?
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StartingOver10
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Sure, I will pm you now

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Anonymous
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thank you very much!

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