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Ask and ye shall receive?

by Guest65757  |  earlier

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My wife and I have horrible credit (I suffered a nasty break-up several years ago, and my ex-husband ruined my credit) We have great cash history, but have avoided credit. We are both employed and our combined income is 6500.00/month.We want to buy a beautiful house for our 4 kids, it's a 6 bedroom 3 bath in a great neighborhood, recently appraised at 505,000 but the owner will sell it to us for 450,000. He wants 300,000 and will carry the rest. We have no $ down, and a co-signer is not an option. Any advice or suggustions?

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  1. I can't see how that can work.  Without decent credit, and with no down, there is no way you can get a mortgage.

    Your best bet is to try to get the seller to either give you a rent-to-own package, or hold the entire value as mortgage (same thing, really).


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