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In the mid 1990′s, the mortgage industry saw the credit score and its predictive power to assess a borrower’s ability to repay a mortgage step into the limelight as one of the most indicative factors for loan approval. After conducting statistical test after statistical test, Fannie, Freddie and Ginnie, the 3 big lending institutions, mandated that the credit score should be used in conjunction with manual underwriting to assess loan approval. Not too long after, automated underwriting systems (AUS) were developed that expedited and streamlined the underwriting process even further for lenders. A loan officer today simply inputs a borrower’s key information into the preferred underwriting automatic engine, such as his/her credit score, income, amount being borrowed, cash reserves, employment and housing history, and the value of the property. A response is returned by the underwriting engine recommending approval or denial for the loan.

If your loan receives a denial from an AUS, the buck doesn’t necessarily stop there. Life happens to people, and oftentimes it’s going to take a real live person understanding the nuances of a file to make an underwriting decision. That’s when your lender may suggest submitting your file to underwriting for a manual review. After all, not everything in life can be automatic, right?

A perfect scenario for a manually underwritten file would be someone who has no credit scores. No credit scores? Yes, it is possible. I’ve had customers who, being old school and always having paid for everything in cash, had never established traditional credit lines that reported to credit reporting bureaus. In a case such as this one, I had to submit non-traditional lines of credit to underwriting, something a machine can’t assess. This means I had my customer bring in bills he had paid on time for the past year to create a credit history. Typical ones used are car insurance, utility bills, cell phone bills and cable bills. You can expect to have to provide 3-4 different trade lines if you haven’t established a traditional credit history and score.

“The most typical reason we see a file submitted to us for manual underwriting is for either no credit score or an error reported on a credit report,” reflects Patricia Haynes, onsite Government Underwriter at Mortgage Investors Group. “For instance a judgement that doesn’t really belong to the borrower. Maybe it’s really Dad’s judgement reflected on the son’s report because Junior and Dad have the same name. That’s when I can overwrite an AUS decision because I have the documentation to support my decision to do so in front of me.”

Another very common reason to submit a loan for a manual underwrite is when your customer’s credit score is below 620 and gets an AUS denial. If this is the case with your loan, be prepared to provide more than average documentation about your credit history, as well as written explanations as to why your credit score has suffered recently. Maybe two years ago you had a financial meltdown due to a medical illness, but in the last twelve months, you can prove you are back on your game and have been repaying debt. However, your credit scores haven’t exactly caught up with your actions. An underwriter is going to piece together the different aspects of your file and see if it makes sense. Your home lender should be able to review your file and guide you as to what documentation an underwriter will want from you to grant you loan approval.

Naturally, if your credit score is really low and you have very little explanation for your state of credit affairs other than you failed to pay your bills on time, don’t hold your breath for loan approval. An underwriter can see through smoke and mirrors. After looking at files as long as they have, they can basically sniff out a loan that has merit from the ones that are too risky.

So, even as our world gets more and more automated every day, it’s nice to know that you can’t replace genuine common sense, even in the mortgage industry. And it’s nice to know that you can plead your case for credit worthiness to a real live human being.

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With the real estate market in decline, mortgage lenders are stricter about requirements for loans. Do you need a bigger down payment, a better credit score, or more solid work history? How has qualifying changed and what do you need to know in order to qualify for a mortgage loan in today’s tough market? Watch this Expert Real Estate Tips segment to find out more about what mortgage lenders require.

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How do Mortgage loan officers make their money?
I'm getting a mortgage loan through a mortgage company but the guy that is giving me the loan seems a little bit to excited. How much money is he making off of the loan of 170,000 and what should I look out for?

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Subprime lenders who fueled the U.s. housing crisis may be reaping benefits from the Obama administration’s Home Loan Modification program, according to a report from the Center for Public Integrity (CPI).

The $75-billion program, dubbed Making Home Affordable, grants taxpayer subsidies to lenders who successfully lower monthly payments for troubled borrowers. However, the study shows, 21 of the top 25 participating lenders were involved in subprime loans, which led to the housing collapse in the first place.

CPI executive director Bill Buzenberg says that much of the money is simply going back to the same companies that started the problem. According to the report, three of the biggest lenders – Countrywide, Wells Fargo, and JPMorgan Chase – are eligible for several billion dollars in aid under the program.

The government has recently urged lenders to crank up their home loan modification assistance programs as the Making Home Affordable plan went off to a slow start. As of last month, less than 10% of eligible borrowers have been aided by the program, according to estimates by the Treasury Department.

The CPI report went on to show that mortgage lenders and servicers have been slow in following the government’s efforts to stem foreclosures, despite “intense pressure” from the White House and the Congress. This is why, the report said, the government has resorted to incentive payments to get them to participate.

Major lenders have slammed the report, saying it undermines their real efforts to help homeowners. Scott Talbott of the Financial Services Roundtable, a group consisting of the largest U.S. lenders, says that it oversimplified the roots of the housing crisis and ignored the complexities of the real estate market.

Talbott added that lenders are doing what they can to help troubled homeowners through the Making Home Affordable program, as well as other foreclosure prevention initiatives.

To choose the best home loan modification program consult an authorized home loan modification consultant. For more news and articles on home loan modification program visit the best online Loan modification Information Resource: CDLoanMod.com

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Acorn has been helping illegal aliens receive home loans for years. Finally the media is catching on that the government is complicit in helping the loans to go through.

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Can I take out a home loan for land and a manufactured loan?
By home loan I mean a home loan and not a personal property loan like on a trailer home/manufactured home in a trailer court. I qualified for a home loan and I want to keep it cheap, so I want to purchase a piece of land and a manufactured home. Wil this work as a home loan if its on private land?
Wow, there is quite the array of scams out there! Why would anyone take out a loan from the internet without talking to someone face to face?

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The Federal Making Home Affordable Program has created a number of home loan programs that will help keep Atlanta families in their homes, stabilize Atlanta’s communities and assist Atlanta homebuyers during these troubled times. Under these new home loan plans, Atlanta homeowners can:

• Refinance their mortgage to a new, lower, fixed interest rate.
• Refinance even with declining property values.
• Refinance with lower income and asset verification requirements.
• Refinance Multiple Investment Properties.

Each of the above possibilities require that Atlanta Homeowners be current on their existing home loans. However, for those Atlanta families that have already fallen into hard times and are behind on, going to be behind on, or have an impending ARM adjustment/balloon payment with, their existing home loans can;

• Obtain a modification on your mortgage that can potentially reduce your monthly payment, or offer other alternatives that can help you keep your home.

Finally, for those Atlanta families that are looking to purchase their first new home, or even upgrade their current home, programs are available for them to;

• Purchase beautiful Atlanta homes with credit scores as low as 580
• Purchase their new dream home with no out-of-pocket money down

The U.S. Treasury, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have developed these programs in an effort to help both troubled and current Atlanta borrowers, to get back on track and improve their current financial situations.

So How Do They Work? Refinance

For Atlanta Homeowners that are current on their mortgage payments but unable to refinance because their home value has decreased, you may be able to refinance to a lower rate, or a lower-risk, loan through the refinance solution that is part of this program. Examples of how the refinance program can help Atlanta Homeowners:

• Fixed-rate mortgage to fixed-rate mortgage
• Adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) to fixed-rate mortgage
• Super conforming fixed-rate mortgage to super conforming fixed-rate mortgage

Loan Modification

For Atlanta homeowners who are behind in their mortgage payments, in the foreclosure process, or are current on their payments but have recently experienced a significant hardship, you may be able to modify your loan to a lower rate through the Loan Modification Program. Significant hardships are set as circumstances that may make it difficult for you to pay your mortgage going forward.

Purchase

For Atlanta area families and individuals that are in search of a loan for their new dream home, financing and programs are available to help them purchase;

• Bank owned foreclosures at below market value
• With 580 credit scores
• With no, or little, money down
• With down payment assistance

How Do I Know If I Qualify?

Atlanta Loan Pros can help you move through the qualification process, and help you find the homeowner program that fits you best. Atlanta Loan Pro will work with Atlanta Homeowners to assist them in putting together the best purchasing package, and discover whether loan modification or a refinance, is the best option for them.

For more information, please contact Atlanta Loan Pros at 678-925-8001 or atlantaloanpro@gmail.com.

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Does the home loan interest rate vary between online quotes and the real ones ?
- I am planning to buy a home
- i have put an offer on a house and almost 100% done deal

Now I have to look out for a home loan. I am looking at several online interest rate quotes what lenders are giving based on my facts.

Some of them are sending quotes for 4.78% 4.5% , now does these rates change when we actually sign there application or do they have to stick with the rates what they have quoted me online ?

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A growing recognition that the Obama Administration’s Home Affordability and Stability Program (HASP) is not working in its current design has fingers pointed all over Washington D.C. trying to place blame on mortgage servicers, investors and the administration itself. At hearings this week in Washington, comments ranged from encouraging to total frustration as expressed by Senator Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) who said, “It’s just hard to explain to the working families in America how it is we could move so fast with extraordinarily complicated deals with the huge financial institutions, and we are moving so incredibly slowly, mired in paperwork, in rules, in talking to banks back home.”

With predictions for 3.5 million foreclosures by the end of this year and 9 million by the end of 2012, the fact that the program has initiated less than 150,000 loan modifications as it enters its fifth month has industry experts trying to figure out what went wrong and what can done to fix it. While there isn’t yet a full spectrum solution to the issue, the problems of the program have become well defined. They include:  

1)    When the program was announced in February, there was little to motivate lenders and servicers to hire staff, provide training to processors in the nuances of the program’s guidelines, and build infrastructure to support the flood of requests. While it’s true that the plan provides incentive payments to lenders and servicers, at $1,000 per year for a successful loan modification, the incentives aren’t enough to offset the costs of implementing a full scale department which, in effect, generates only losses.

2)    Executing loan modifications results in recordable losses for lenders and investors. In the Spring Congress, hearing the pleas from the mortgage industry, ended the long standing requirement that mortgages be marked to market periodically to reflect losses on the books of lenders and investors. If loan modifications were being handled quickly and efficiently the resulting losses would leave many in the industry short on capital requirements and/or struggling for survival.

3)    Investors, even with the passage of the safe harbor bill, can still stand in the way of modifications. Congress passed the bill in May to give servicers more freedom in choosing the concessions they grant in a loan modification and to protect them from lawsuits served by the investors that actually own the mortgages. The problem is that the pooling and stripping of mortgages by insurance companies, pensions and Wall Street institutions can make determining who owns what a job in itself. Even when ownership is clearly defined, servicers and their investors are trying to avoid adversarial relationships as much as possible so getting a sign off on loan modifications can either bog down the process or result in non-approval of the loan modification.

4)    The defeat of the cramdown provision in the administration’s foreclosure initiative, which would have allowed judges in bankruptcy court to decide on principle reductions, gives lenders and investors the last word on a modification. Had the provision passed, the threat of having principle balances reduced by an uninterested third party would encourage more approvals and greater concessions in loan modifications. “You have got to have some leverage, something to hold people’s feet to the fire,” said Center for Responsible Lending spokeswoman Kathleen Day. “If you tell the industry this [judge] can do the loan mod if you don’t, that is going to get their attention.” Defeated in the Senate, revisiting cramdowns is seen as a political nonstarter but other actions like the threat of the repeal of certain tax advantages could prove to be a motivator for getting loan modifications done.

5)     The program is now being criticized for being too complex and for not strongly emphasizing principal reductions. There is talk now of abandoning the original guidelines and replacing them with blanket programs intended for any one that originated a mortgage that they clearly couldn’t afford between 2005 and 2008. The simplified plan would focus on principle reductions to bring home values closer to the principle balances of the mortgages on the properties. Despite its simplification, the tentative design of that plan has its own issues as well. The first is that statistics are already showing that buyers that clearly couldn’t afford their homes have already been foreclosed. The second is that a massive round of write-downs on properties and mortgages would devastate the financial industry.

6)    The program is fighting the wrong battle. According to Nicolas Retsinas, director of Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing Studies, the original plan was well designed for the issues that started crisis but the cause behind most foreclosures has now changed. The original targets of the program including stated income, negative amortization, and other loans that buried homeowners have largely run their course while growing unemployment is now the fuel behind foreclosures occurring on prime, jumbo prime, and fixed interest loans. “The issues have changed, and in some ways the solutions haven’t kept up with the problems,” Retsinas summarized. “The most effective intervention would be to put people back to work.”

Another mistake made by the administration was the dismissal of private efforts by law firms that negotiate loan modifications on behalf of homeowners. By encouraging homeowners to take on the labor intensive and complex task of doing home loan modifications on their own the administration put thousands of people in a position where they were negotiating terms on mortgages that they didn’t understand in the first place. With untrained and overworked processors on the other end of the phone it’s no wonder many loan modifications never got off the ground.

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How to obtain a home loan for more than the home costs?
Is it possible in our current market? If so, can it be in one loan? Say the home is purchased for $120k, can the buyer ask for another $20k for personal debt? Does this have to be done with a home equity loan?

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The team logo of any Major League Baseball(TM) team can now be featured on the Major League Baseball(TM) Extra Bases(TM) Credit Card issued by Bank of America.  (www.majorleaguecreditcard.comwww.majorleaguecreditcard.com ).   This rewards credit card is scoring big with avid baseball fans and credit card consumers across the country.  Like many department stores, universities and airlines have done for decades, Major League Baseball(TM) teams are now being displayed on consumer credit cards.  These sports oriented rewards credit cards — a great way for fans to express their undying team loyalty –  are proving to be a home run in the credit card industry.

Features offered by the Major League Baseball(TM) Extra Bases(TM) Credit Card from Bank of America include:

*           No annual fee.

*           0% introductory Annual Percentage Rate (APR) on balance transfers and cash advance checks for your first 12 billing cycles.

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*           Get an official MLB(TM) licensed jersey after your first qualifying transaction(s) using your MLB(TM) Extra Bases(TM) credit card.

During a period of economic instability, uncertainty in the stock market, illiquidity in the credit markets and the softening real estate market, one thing remains constant – sports fans are crazy about Major League Baseball.  Historically, baseball has given the public something to believe in and something to hope for, particularly during difficult economic times.   With the MLB(TM) Extra Bases(TM) credit card, baseball fans can be reminded of their favorite team every time they take out their wallets.  Real fans carry the card with pride.  Visit www.majorleaguecreditcard.comwww.majorleaguecreditcard.com to complete the credit card application online in a few short minutes.

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Can a person with no Credit History still be affected by applying for multiple cards?
Hello. I have no credit history. Will applying for multiple credit cards still have an impact? Also, how is credit history built? When does it first "start"?

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Your credit score will mean so much in the present society. It is something that creditors and banks will base on whether you are worthy to get an approval for the loan you are applying for and it is also something that will determine your reputation to certain employers and also to landlords.

With a good credit rating, you will be able to apply for credit cards and loan easily. It will imply that you will have more chance in obtaining that loan you need. It will also mean that you will have more chance in getting that certain job you have been applying for and it will also mean that you can pay your bills on time with the landlords when you are applying for an apartment unit.

Having a bad credit rating takes away all these opportunities. You may get approved for a credit card or a loan, but it will usually result to higher interest rates. This is due to the fact that creditors are not sure that you can pay your obligations on time. It is also more dangerous for creditors to approve you for the loan if you have a bad credit. When it comes to applying for an apartment unit, landlords take a look at your credit score to find if you can pay your rent bills and utility bills.

These are some of many reasons why having a good credit score is very essential in today’s society. However, what if you have a bad credit rating? If you have a bad credit score, it is very substantial to repair it as soon as possible. There are various ways that you can repair your credit score.

The first step for your credit score repair is by stopping it before it gets any more worse than it is already. To do this, you should pay your previous overdue debts right away in order to cut off bad credit rating reports from creditors. Although this will not enhance your credit score, it is the very first step you should take when you want to repair your credit score.

So, this will take you to the next step. The next step is by raising your credit score by applying a new savings or checking account. You should also apply for a secured credit card. A secured credit card will mean higher interest rate, but it is also a good way to control your credit card spending and also a good avenue to raise or repair your credit score. By paying your monthly credit obligations on time, you will be able to raise your credit score substantially.

If you continue to do these things, you will eventually acquire a good credit rating. However, your past credit history that had a bad credit score and bad credit history will not expire until it reaches 5-7 years. You have to understand that it will take some time and patience in order to raise your credit rating.

This is why it is imperative to make positive reports for your creditors to make to credit reporting agencies. So, remember to pay your obligations and credit card bills on time in order to get a good credit rating. By doing this, you will eventually end up with a good credit score and history and never miss out on future financial changes that may come along the way.

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what is the best credit card to get to repair my credit?
My credit is looking really bad, and im ignorant when it comes to credit, and credit card lingo. i was wondering if there was a card to get that is better than others, with my bad credit. and if there any other good ways to help to repair my credit?

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There are thousands of different credits cards in circulation. And millions of people the world over use them. Unfortunately, not everyone uses their credit card sensibly, though, as many of these same people find they have made expensive mistakes in how they handle their cards.

No doubt you can locate quite a few credit card users who are convinced that plastic money is dangerous. However most of these people have simply consistently overspent and ended in debt. Responsible use of a credit card, on the other hand, is very helpful in managing your finances throughout the month.

Credit cards are available not just for those who have a lot of money to spend. Some are developed specially for people facing challenging financial situations. These cards are known as “Bad Credit Cards.”

Bad credit cards are exactly that – credit cards that have a very low or very bad credit limit.

Credit cards are normally one of two types – secured or unsecured.

An unsecured credit card is not tied to the size of a person’s bank account. The limit put on the credit card is determined by the lending institution after some form of credit scoring. If the bank decides that the holder of the card should have a larger credit limit, depending on the result of the scoring, it will grant them one. Many banks then monitor the use of the credit card to adjust the credit limit higher or lower after several months. If the holder pays back the full balance on the card every month, there’s a good possibility that the credit limit will be increased.

If you secure an unsecured credit card, you must bear in mind that a high credit limit might not always match your ability to pay it back. So caution is the byword!

Unsecured credit cards are the most common type. They are normally the choice of credit cards for those who card shop. Unfortunately these cards can also “assist” people to spiral deeply into debt.

If your finances are not in good shape, you should resist the temptation to obtain an unsecured credit card since using them could make your problems worse if your spending isn’t tempered by self-control (and a budget).

Bad credit cards, on the other hand, are secured. Their spending limits are governed by the size of the balance available in a holder’s account. For instance, if a person has $1500 in their account, this is the amount of credit they will be permitted to use. If the balance ever goes down to zero, the owner will need to top up the account to continue using it.

Secured credit cards are sometimes referred to as pre-payment cards. This is because the credit limit is placed on the card by the holder. For a person who has been in debt previously, these cards are a very good, limiting alternative to no card at all.

Banks set these limits to prevent people from overspending. The credit card activity will also be watched to help prevent any future problems with uncontrolled spending. Using this type of card can eventually help repair your financial status.

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I have roughly 5 -10k in bad credit card debt. I was wondering if I pay them off, will I get my cards back ?
Its been over a year since Ive been able to make any type of payment on them. Also, they all been turned into collection agencies. I know I will have to build up my credit again. I was just wondering if the cards I have will be turned back on again, or will I have to start fresh ? Also, lets say I was able to pay off all my bad debt tomorrow, will my credit report be cleared of all the bad things ?

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Your pet’s picture can now be uploaded and featured on the Pet Rewards(TM) Visa(R) Credit Card issued by Bank of America(R).  (www.petcreditcardrewards.comwww.petcreditcardrewards.com ).   This rewards credit card is scoring big with pet lovers and credit card consumers across the country.  Like many department stores, universities and airlines have done for decades, pet owners can now customize their credit cards to display their beloved pets.  These pet oriented rewards credit cards are proving to be a home run in the credit card industry.

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Is it bad to keep applying for credit cards?
i just turned 18 on july 4th and i just started to apply to credit card companies but i got declined from 4 of them which was best buy, juniper, Nevada Federal Credit Union because i have an account there, and Capital One Platinum credit card, and i was wondering if it'll look bad if i keep applying to other credit companies like chase, discover, american express etc. or does it even matter?

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Having a poor credit rating can seriously limit your choices of credit cards. Most credit card companies are likely to turn down your applications, making things tough for you at a time when you most need a credit card. Fortunately though, that’s not the end of it as you have another option of bad credit cards. Naturally, this is a temporary solution until you can get back on your feet. Bad credit cards can also be used to help you improve your credit score, as long as you pay your credit card bills on time, that is. The only drawback to this would obviously be the higher than usual APR interests.

Nevertheless, if you are willing to provide collateral to the credit card company, you may qualify for a secured bad credit card with a lower APR. This way, you can still earn interests on your collateral, and simultaneously enjoy good rates. The downside is, you may be charged other fees such as annual fees or start up fees.

Before you apply for a bad credit card, it is prudent to do your homework first. As bad credit cards are usually offered to those with poor credit ratings, the APR would unlikely be low. Thus, comparing the various offers of bad credit cards out there would be a wise move.

One of the primary factors of consideration includes the upfront fees that credit card companies would charge you. In order to make a wise evaluation, it’s best that you have a plan to pay off your debt before your interests snowball. Other factors that you can use to help you make a better decision would be to analyze the reward programs that your bad credit card can offer. If you are entitled for retail discounts at specific retail stores when you charge to your bad credit card, this would be even more enticing.

With all these factors to consider, it is clear that you should look around before you apply for a bad credit card. Compare and contrast the various fees and rates of the candidate companies. Only after careful consideration should you take the next move and submit your application.

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if you have bad credit and need to start revolinv credit in order to get a car loan what cards can I get?
I never had credit cards my bad credit came from my daughter being in the ICU for a month and my ER visit frolm like 5 yrs ago. I need a car and they said I need revolving credit what cards can I get? Please any help

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