Audio Podcast that I liked.
How does a Short Sale affect Credit? << Click for Podcast Audio
from: Rob Stewart, Short Sale Realtor with Burbach Realty, Hope Consulting.
Q&A on Short Sales.
How does a short sale affect your credit & credit score?
Answer varies with one biggest question. What is your credit to start with? People that went into short sale being late on credit cards, late on car payments, 12 months late on mortgage, this was the first positive thing they did for their credit & their score actually went up. Credit bureau sees it is they are doing something actually positive to fix their financial situation, vs going into foreclosure & default. People that have never missed a payment, but did short sale got hit pretty bad.
Average hit to FICO score is 75 points, but what you got to know what is far more important that hit on score is the affect that a foreclosure will do. Knock you 200-300 points, stay on records for 7 years, hard to rent, credit card may decline you. With a short sale will be on your record with FHA for about 2 years, and as long as you get your score back up and could potentially buy another home quickly, especially if everything else on credit is clean. Credit impact varies on a whole bunch of factors.
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Monday, September 26, 2011
SHIP has Money to Lend
SHIP has money to lend
SHIP applicants in Columbia, Lafayette, Madison,
Suwannee, and Union County can qualify for down
SHIP payment assistance for amounts between
$12,000 to $25,000 depending on household income
and total number of family members.
Applicants in Columbia, Suwannee and Madison
County must attend a home ownership class.
The next classes are scheduled for October 19th and
20th for Columbia County and December 5th and 6th for
Suwannee County.
Each county has its own lending criteria. For more
information contact Matt Pearson.
mattpearson@suwanneeec.net
SHIP applicants in Columbia, Lafayette, Madison,
Suwannee, and Union County can qualify for down
SHIP payment assistance for amounts between
$12,000 to $25,000 depending on household income
and total number of family members.
Applicants in Columbia, Suwannee and Madison
County must attend a home ownership class.
The next classes are scheduled for October 19th and
20th for Columbia County and December 5th and 6th for
Suwannee County.
Each county has its own lending criteria. For more
information contact Matt Pearson.
mattpearson@suwanneeec.net
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