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Subprime Loans
Subprime loans are one of the primary options for people with less than perfect credit. In most cases buying or refinancing a home requires good credit. Conventional lenders require a good credit history from borrowers, but non-conforming lenders offer subprime loans to consumers with a challenged credit history. If you want to buy a home and your credit score is below 620, most likely you will need a FHA mortgage or a subprime loan. FHA rates are typically lower than subprime rates, but FHA charges monthly mortgage insurance. Whether you choose a bad credit mortgage or a government insured loan, the bottom line will always be which loan save you the most money while offering you the best terms. Discuss your situation with one of our friendly loan officers with no obligation.
Qualify for a Subprime Mortgage Loan Even if You Have Bad Credit
Subprime loan programs are subject to change at any time. Most of these alternative home finance options are volatile so verify with your loan officer which subprime mortgage programs are available. Subprime and FHA rates may vary and are subject to change.
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Compare fixed and adjustable rate subprime loans. Choose between FHA and non-conforming loans online. Find out whether a 15 or 30-year mortgage makes sense for your situation.
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