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Getting Lenders to Offer You Low Rates on a Texas Mortgage Refinance After Bankruptcy
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By Jane Hale

While getting approved for a Texas mortgage refinance after bankruptcy won’t prove to be much of a problem, getting lenders to offer you low rates is another matter entirely. If you want to save money on your refinance and get a low rate in the process, here are a few tips that may help:

Improve Credit Prior to Refinancing

The average credit score in Texas is 651, quite a bit lower than the national average of 677. This is good news for you or anyone else who may have a low credit score as a result of bankruptcy or unpaid debts. Lenders will be used to offering Texas mortgage refinance loans to borrowers with less than perfect credit. Even so, you will need a credit score of at least 650 to qualify for conventional mortgage rates.

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Ask for a Lower Rate

When a lender quotes you a rate on your Texas mortgage refinance after bankruptcy, ask if that is the best that can be done. Some lenders will go back and crunch the numbers until they find a better rate. Others may tell you that the first quote is the best they can do. Either way, you aren’t out anything by asking.

Be Persistent

If you want to get lenders to offer you a good rate on your Texas mortgage refinance after bankruptcy, you will need to be persistent in your search for a good lender. Always contact more than one option and get a quote from each. If there is one lender offering you a lower rate, let the others know. You may be surprised to find that they can almost always meet or beat the deal.

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