Bad Credit Mortgage Refinance

Nationwide Mortgage Loans offers bad credit mortgage refinance loans for subprime and FHA refinancing options for borrowers behind on bills. Our lending team provides non-conforming refinance loans, as well as fixed rate second mortgages, government loans, lines of credit and hard money for borrowers with a bad credit history. Consider bad credit refinancing with a subprime or a FHA mortgage even if you are behind on your mortgage. If you have an adjustable mortgage loan that has an increasing monthly payment, it's time to get your loan approved and interest rate locked. Our experienced team always strives to get you the best loan that makes financial sense with your short and long term goals. Many distressed homeowners already have found out that a bad credit mortgage can be difficult to get approved, even if you have equity in your home. Nationwide provides several refinance solutions for borrowers with less than perfect credit.

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FHA, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are also working towards stemming the tide of foreclosures. According to testimony submitted to the House Financial Services Committee, Fannie Mae's chief executive, Daniel H. Mudd, is expected to say that his company is altering its loan products so that lenders can qualify more high-risk borrowers for refinancing. Under a new campaign called HomeStay, Fannie Mae would allow mortgage lenders it works with to refinance homes without first having to clear up borrowers' unpaid bills on their credit reports. The most popular government mortgage relief today is with the Home Affordable Refinance and the Emergency Homeowner Loan.

Freddie Mac has also introduced additional loan programs for home refinancing to help troubled homeowners. It plans to buy about $20 billion worth of mortgages that would primarily refinance the loans of people in danger of losing their homes. With a stagnant secondary market for subprime lending, FHA may be your best refinancing option, because credit scores are not considered. Subprime homeowners have the ability to keep their homes, preventing foreclosure with the FHA Secure refinance program. The FHA loans offer competitive interest rates and with the recent drop in mortgage rates it makes financial sense to lock into a loan for 30 years.

Mortgage Refinance Less Than Perfect Credit:
Fixed rates and fixed monthly payments.
Includes additional options for lower monthly payments or lower interest rates, and potential tax savings. This fixed rate second mortgage allows customers to know what the payment will be for the entire life of the mortgage.

Which mortgage refinance is the best for you?
What is the purpose of the refinancing your mortgage? This is important, because there is always costs and risks involved in a loan and you need to weight the benefits against the risks every time you go through the process of refinancing your home.

Call now to speak with a friendly loan officer that is excited to help you qualify for a refinance loan that saves you money every month.

Click Here for a Second Mortgage w/ No Equity Required

Strong commitment to customer service. Many homeowners are finding comfort with the fixed rate second mortgages that usually have lower rates than the adjustable rates that Prime is set at. Bottom line, at this moment the rates are lower on the fixed rate second mortgage loans than they are for the home equity lines. So the time couldn't be better to lock into a low rate 2nd mortgage and get a fixed rate that allows you to become debt free quicker. Fixed rate second mortgages allow you to budget easier because your payment is the same every month. 

Which mortgage refinance is the best for you?
One important determining question to ask is...What is the purpose of the loan?