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Thank you. Great advice.
I was hoping that I may have a shot with a conventional loan down the road! I have the down payment and have a bit of equity in my home as well.
I thought I knew everything about HIPAA, since I work in healthcare! Had no idea I could use it to get a delete! Thank you so much!
Hey my wife is director of HIPAA and Security for a major University hospital system and she doesn't know about it.
@JSHammet wrote:Thank you. Great advice.
I was hoping that I may have a shot with a conventional loan down the road! I have the down payment and have a bit of equity in my home as well.
I thought I knew everything about HIPAA, since I work in healthcare! Had no idea I could use it to get a delete! Thank you so much!
DallasLoanGuy,
Thank you for your input.
So you wouldn't touch it even if I had shown 12-18 months of everything on-time prior to it hitting your desk?
Do you think I have about the same wait time as someone with a foreclosure - and assuming I have squeaky, clean
credit from here on out; no lates, low utilization, no collections, and a reasonable increase to my fico score?
DallasLoanGuy,
Thank you for your input.
So you wouldn't touch it even if I had shown 12-18 months of everything on-time prior to it hitting your desk?
Do you think I have about the same wait time as someone with a foreclosure - and assuming I have squeaky, clean
credit from here on out; no lates, low utilization, no collections, and a reasonable increase to my fico score?
Thank you!
i didnt realize you were looking 18 months down the road.
expect a manual underwrite and the tight guidelines that entails. but you need to be perfect from here on
Great!
Thank you for that! Makes me a bit hopeful again!
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@JSHammet wrote:Can I even qualify for another mortgage?
I am wondering about the underwriting process once I have a qualifying credit score.
Looking to qualify for another mortage in about a year.
I am salaried at $82K- started job last month, new job (but not new to the field)
The following are mortgage lates:
I have 30 day lates for: 8-12, 9-12, 11-12
I have a 30 day late for every month in 2013, except for May and July
I have a 30 day late for 1-14, 2-14, 5-14
I have a 60 day for 3-14, 4-15, 6-14, 7-14, 8-14
and one 90 day in 9-14
On October 26th, I paid $5624 and brought it current,
I have one paid judgment on my report,
$50 paid medical collection,
few lates on student loans that are going into repayment in January (previously deferred)
and a car that was paid in full in 2011, but reporting as a paid charge off since it was late.
Is 12 month on-time payments enough?
Any suggestions or thoughts?