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Ideas for financing for my situation?

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Ideas for financing for my situation?

Ok guys, this forum is the home of the experts, so I'm turning to you!

I'm desperately looking for a lender/bank for a purchase mortgage. The bad: I have a foreclosure on my credit. The good: my assets are larger than what the loan amount would be, and would use these assets to back the loan.

I'm only a few months away from the 3 year mark on the foreclosure and at that point could go FHA, but for a number of personal reasons need to buy before then. Purchase price would be between $180-$200K, and I can do 10-15% down. Credit score is not great but ok (629). My front-end ratio is at or below 28%, and my back-end ratio is only around 34% (I have no outstanding debt). I was recently approved for Social Security Disability and I am guaranteed this income for the next 7 years (they review cases every 7 years, but my disability is permanent so I can safely say this will continue indefinitely). So no risk of loss of income.

I'm in Minnesota. Can anyone point me to a lender that won't screw me on interest/costs, yet approve me with the foreclosure still on my record for a few more months? Again, this loan would be fully backed by my assets. I also have a co-signer available with stellar credit and large assets, but I realize that doesn't negate the foreclosure issue, so that may be a mute point.

I'm open to credit unions, portfolio loans, and maybe even a private investor as long as it's reasonable (already went down that path with a local guy and his terms were a joke!).

Let me stress this would be a short term loan. At MOST, 6 months. At which point I would refi out if this.

Specific names of people/ loan officers would be greatly appreciated (vs. advice to just "contact local banks").

A major thank you in advance to anyone who can help me!!!!
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Re: Ideas for financing for my situation?

I know when I got close to clearing the 2 year mark on my Bk, the lenders allowed me move forward as long as closing date was after the 2 year time line. Unless you absolutely have to close in less than 90 days or so I don't see why this may not be an option for you
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