I recived this e-mail from my web-site and need a good response.
Hi,
Can i buy a home with a 573 credit score? What are the pros and cons I should be looking out for? Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance. Thank you, Lacey
How should I reply? Should I repy? I would like to help if I can. What would others do?
Lacey,
Since I am not a mortgage lender, nor am I a real estate agent, I can’t really answer that question. I could however refer you to an agent and a lender that may. If you would like I could either give you their names, or give them your information and have them contact you.
I would not reply. Probably just a lead in for a scam attempt. If they know their credit score, they should know that a home inspector doesn’t underwrite home loans.
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Yes you can. You can’t do it with regular financing, but owner financing can be a option. When the contract is written, it is like writing a short story. You can put anything you want into it and if both parties accept, it can be done.
Back in my Realtor days, I was the selling agent on a unique piece of property (2 homes on 5 acres with 500+ feet frontage on a large salmon creek at boundary). The buyer and spouse both had recent bankruptcies. The down payment was semi-precious stones. About $15k of the most gorgeous cut opals you have ever seen. Owner carried back a first and a second mortgage, sold the first at a discount, kept the second. Property was paid off in 6 years. Everyone was happy.