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Can I Get A Refinance With Very Bad Credit?
(presented by www.refinance-refinance.net - mortgage lenders)
By Ben Afzal
Bad Credit
Your credit report details what your credit scores are and how you have handled your different creditors.
You may have errors on your credit report that are lowering your credit scores.
If you can you should get a copy of your credit report first and see if you can make any corrections. You will need to work directly with creditors to resolve credit issues.
Your Property Equity
The equity in your property may be the key to getting a refinance.
Your equity is the difference between the value of your property and how much you owe on your mortgage. If your property is worth $500,000 and your mortgage is $350,000 then you have $150,000 in equity.
If you have a lot of equity in your property you will have a much better chance of getting your refinance approved.
Your appraisal value is something you can find out through an appraisal report. This usually costs around $350 and is used as part of your mortgage loan application. Keep in mind that an appraisal report usually expires after 60 days from the time it is issued. Mortgage lenders will generally not use an appraisal report that is older than 60 days.
No Minimum Credit Score
Some lenders will approve a borrower
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