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Emilio Ramirez
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Refinance with Bad Credit

Emilio Ramirez
  • Contractor
  • Denver, CO
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A couple of friends have approached me for help.

#1 SFH FMV $408k
two mortgages at about $215k at 6.5%
credit score 602 550 550
$48k annual income

#2 SFH FMV $650,000
one mortgage at $450K at 6.5% interest only
credit score 550
$100k annual income

I spoke with two mortgage brokers and a local bank on their behalf. The mortgage broker told me that no one will qualify for a loan without a 620 score. The bank told me that no one will qualify without a 640. I'm pretty sure both of these folks are SOL, but thought I would double check with the experts here. Any one know of any programs that might help these people?

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Jon Holdman#3 Real Estate Deal Analysis & Advice Contributor
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Jon Holdman#3 Real Estate Deal Analysis & Advice Contributor
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Why do they want to refi anyway? If they had good credit they would get a lower rate, but not with those credit scores.

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