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My husband and I recently moved to Indiana from WA, we sold our home there which was a VA loan, however we had late payments on the mortgage due to some health things I went through last year. We know are trying to find a new option for living as currently living with a friend to get our self established in new jobs in a new state but we really need to find a 4 bedroom and the price or rent compared to buying is so crazy, I dont know that we can requalify for a VA loan with the late payments but he does get a 70% disability rating through the VA. What other options might we be able to explore. I know this month I got rid of a car loan that was my daughters on my credit and so we are trying to raise the credit scores to also help with the approval process. Also to note for the loan amount question above we found a property that is at 380,000 on market but there is also a few higher and lower that we would be willing to look at the amount changing if we could get some kind of approval to not have to rent. (Another lender told us our only option is to rent for a year) Email is best contact for me, thank you for your time.
All in all, can I get a VA Loan with Late Payments in Past 12 Months and if I cannot, what can I do to rebuild and re-establish credit to get approved for a VA loan or another type of alternative home loan. Thank you.
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Va loan with a 500 credit score, any way that has ever been done. Lady was married spouse passed and then she got cancer. Which she is cancer free now. So they have foreclosed on the home she is living in that was her husbands. She was not on loan. She is an RN, I know VA is not so much credit score. This below picture of info came from a Realtor friend. We would love to be able to help get some way, if possible purchase the home that foreclosed. She is still living in it still. She is an heir to property, so I was unsure how it would affect. As her name is on deed but not mortgage.
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Lately, we have seen many late payments in the past 12 months from mortgage loan applicants. I just got news from Alex Carlucci that he got clear to close on a manual underwritten FHA loan for a borrower with many late payments due to extenuating circumstances. Due to extenuating circumstances, Alex Carlucci got approved with tons of late payments in the past 12 months via manual underwriting.
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