Bankruptcy Equity Home Loan

My husband and I need a home loan for tuition and other things. Currently, we have a house, but is considered an investment property. We have 73,000 on him and he estimated 138,000 ... but the only problem is that we had to file Ch.7 bankruptcy earlier this year and has recently been released at the end of May. None of us have a credit debt and more on our student loans, but they are on borrowed time .. So, does anyone know of any lenders that are easy to work and would be willing to help us??

Why would you want to jump right away where were you before bankruptcy. You have just been released and you will go and start the process all over again, I'm currently in bankruptcy, so I know what you guys have lived why would you lay the groundwork to go through this process again learn from this you lived and did not make the same mistakes.

If you need a loan for tuition fees, please fill out the FAFSA and submit it to the office of your college financial aid. The federal government guarantees student loans (excluding loans More) does not depend on the creditworthiness of the borrower, and deals much better than private student loans.

If you have already completed the FAFSA and received a grant of financial assistance, contact the financial aid office of colleges and tell them your situation has changed (for example, you filed bankruptcy) and n ' have no contribution "expected" that may have been affected and are unable to borrow.

Any lender who will give you a mortgage at this stage would charge higher interest than a secured federal student loan would be charged.

Yes, some lenders will power down loans because they know you can not file again for years and therefore know that you will be absolutely jammed.

Some people never learn.

My husband and I just filed and obtained a loan from these people before ours has been released.

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interesting situation. At least you own a house. If you live in it, one suggestion is that rather than getting a loan, take a tenant or two and try to live conservatively.

If you live elsewhere (I notice you refer to is an investment property), what you can do to tap the capital is actually selling the house. As investment property, there should be no restrictions on your sale. Personally, I'd keep it, and try to cut and defer all costs (perhaps even college) until the market rebounded. Trying to sell the house, you may find that it will not actually seek $ 138k today.

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Contact a mortgage broker and explain your situation.

Please see the facilities of credit institutions in your city that will help you. Good Luck