Me and my partner are looking to buy our council property…..
We both have poor credit history , nothing major but would have be in the region of £10,000 (combined)…… these debts are 90% cleared and the rest is being paid regularly… It was just defaults on credit cards, store cards catalogues etc… Neither of us have had CCJs or bankrupt!!
Our council house was valued 3 years ago and was £103,000, we were offered the house at £76,000 but were declined a mortgage from the 1 and only lender that we looked into!
We would be looking at borrowing an extra £20-£30,000 for an extension etc… We have NO deposit..
I am self employed (part time) and earn estimated £10,000…. my partner is employed and earns £26,000 per year… We have 3 children who we are finacially dependant for.
What are the chances of us getting a mortgage and from which brokers???
Can anybody tell me how I can get a student loan with bad credit and no co-signer?
I have been looking for a student loan for the past 2 months but I keeep getting denied with every place I try. I have bad credit and no co–signer with good credit either. I really wanna go to school so does anyone have a ny suggestions?
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My friend is about 8 classes away from finishing her degree at Devry and some how has exhausted financial aid and they are not very educated in their job position and are not helping her to find help. She does not have the money to pay and has bad credit. No cosigner either. Does anyone know where you can get student loans for bad credit? She has already done pell grant , perkins loans and all the standard financial aid loans. I hate to see her have to quit school with 8 more credits to go and have wasted all that money.
My soon to be husband and I are renting a home in our area and paying 00.00 a month in rent. (This is quite a bit for the area that we live in) We are wanting to buy a home and feel that we have sufficient income (around ,000) to own a home. The problem is that our credit scores are in the high 500’s. We have been told that we could qualify for a home loan but may have a higher interest rate. We have little debt between the two of us and have a down payment set aside from a family member. Just wondering if anyone has obtained a mortage loan with simular circumstances?
Currently renting and the home owner is putting the house up for a short sale at 60% less then the original value of the home. But our credit is terrible. However we have a solid income.
I am trying to get a private student loan. I got one last year, with a cosigner, and now, using the same cosigner, they are denying me! They are saying that my cosigner is now "uncreditworthy." If anyone knows of a private, non-TERI loan for someone with bad credit, PLEASE LET ME KNOW! I already had to forfeit this quarter because I can’t get any money!
