In a common view, people consider bad credit means there is no scope of getting any further loan. In fact, this conception has to be understood by the person who is in the real trouble. In the lenders point of view, they will get the benefit out of the situation and the loan taking person has nothing to do. A borrower requires loan and for that sometimes he has to pay some more interest rate also. Actually the lenders have their own set of rules to follow and if he considers then there would be a scope of getting a loan.
There is certain information that a lender basically follows before he considers to approve a loan to the people who are suffering with bad credit and expecting a loan.
Credit Score: A lender will first consider the credit score of the applicant who applied for a mortgage loan. If the person has less than 620 of credit score there is no hope of approval of the loan. Anything which is below or equal to 620 of credit score is considered as the bad credit report and it is very hard to get a loan.
Rate of Interest: A lender needs to check the interest rate affordability of an applicant. He needs to check the income status of an applicant and whether he is in a position to afford the monthly installments with the high interest rate under the current situation.
Applicant Intention to repair credit: A lender has to see the intention of the applicant whether he is trying out to repair his credit or not.
Basically a debtor has to try out to repair his credit by following his credit reports every now and then. He has to take the print outs of his report from the credit agencies and see the result of increasing or decreasing his credit score and try to rectify it as quickly as possible to get further loans.
Monday, March 2, 2009
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