After the bankruptcy discharge period, you can “shop” around, find a good mortgage broker who specialises in bankruptcy, and depending on the lender/s you should be able to get a mortgage once you start building your credit rating back on track… Just keep in mind to be realistic and get a mortgage you can make repayments too. If you make small down payment on top of what is required, you have a better chance of securing the mortgage loan. --- This knowledge was attain from speaking to my stepdad, he's in “the know” when it comes to money matters. :-)
Getting a mortgage after filing bankruptcy may seem impossible. But in reality, it is easier than you can imagine. These mortgages are usually given by companies called ‘alternative lending’ services. But in general, they charge exorbitant interest rates and have very strict eligibility criteria. Here’s an article which can answer your question: [link removed]. You should also consult debt consolidation companies such as [link removed] before you opt for this. They can help you decide whether it’s the right move.
Getting a mortgage after filing bankruptcy may seem impossible. But in reality, it is easier than you can imagine. These mortgages are usually given by companies called ‘alternative lending’ services. But in general, they charge exorbitant interest rates and have very strict eligibility criteria. Here’s an article which can answer your question: [link removed]. You should also consult debt consolidation companies such as [link removed] before you opt for this. They can help you decide whether it’s the right move.
Getting a mortgage after filing bankruptcy may seem impossible. But in reality, it is easier than you can imagine. These mortgages are usually given by companies called ‘alternative lending’ services. But in general, they charge exorbitant interest rates and have very strict eligibility criteria. Here’s an article which can answer your question: [link removed]. You should also consult debt consolidation companies such as [link removed] before you opt for this. They can help you decide whether it’s the right move.
Getting a mortgage after filing bankruptcy may seem impossible. But in reality, it is easier than you can imagine. These mortgages are usually given by companies called ‘alternative lending’ services. But in general, they charge exorbitant interest rates and have very strict eligibility criteria. Here’s an article which can answer your question: [link removed]. You should also consult debt consolidation companies such as [link removed] before you opt for this. They can help you decide whether it’s the right move.
After bankruptcy most lenders want you to wait at least 2 years from the time of the bankruptcy discharge before they will consider you for a mortgage loan.
