| Credit
Impaired Loans
WE BELIEVE
THAT YOU DESERVE A SECOND CHANCE!
Although
you may have credit problems, this may not preclude you from owning or
refinancing your home. As a matter of fact, a significant number of the
mortgages we originate are for clients who have or have had credit problems.
The
world of mortgage lending has changed significantly with the advent of
rapidly improving technology. This has opened new doors for borrowers
and a new classification of mortgage investors has emerged. This has been
a blessing to an enormous number of borrowers; borrowers that lenders
traditionally overlooked in the past.
This
new lineage of lender understands that credit problems such as late payments,
current outstanding liabilities or even bankruptcies may be a result of
a variety of causes beyond your control and not a reflection upon your
willingness to make timely monthly mortgage payments.
As
a mortgage brokerage firm, we have organized a pool of investors that
serve only those with impaired credit, opening up new opportunities for
purchasing or refinancing homes.
Non-conforming
credit programs are often considered on a case by case basis. Therefore;
the fundamental loan programs listed on other pages of our website may
or may not be applicable to your situation. Please contact our office
to discuss you circumstances for an individualized evaluation. Complete
the loan application on the "Apply on Line" page and forward
it to our office via e-mail or call and a loan officer will be more than
happy to assist you and pre-qualify you for your new home loan.
Zero Down:
Yes!
It is possible to purchase a home without a down payment -- even for those
that have impaired credit.
Limited Closing
Costs:
If
fees, closing costs and down payment are preventing you from entry into
the home ownership market, ask about our "Limited Costs" loans.
Combined with a Zero Down loan this exciting combination may place you
into a new home with just a few hundred dollars.
Interest
Only Loans:
For
the borrower with moderate price sensitivity who seeks the stability of
a fixed payment during the initial period of the loan term. Borrowers
looking for cash-flow management options, which allow them to optimize
their discretionary cash flow and take advantage of other short-term investment
opportunities.
Portfolio
Loans:
We
have investors that prefer to hold their credit challenged loans in their
own lending portfolio, rather than selling them on the secondary market.
Typically these loans allow for more liberal underwriting guidelines.
A –
D Grade:
This
is the measure that loan applications are graded. An "A" grade
would be less risky than a "D" loan; therefore, the "A"
grade loan will have a lower interest rate.
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