i suspect that her husband’s credit was trashed, but his wife’s wasn’t. Perhaps his wife wasn’t on the first home’s loan docs?
My neighbor (whom I despise and is one example of a person who overleveraged and ATMed the home to death) I think is playing such a game. I saw in the county records that the deed keeps transfering back and forth between husband to wife to relative and back again. I don’t if they are refinancing each time or some sort, and i don’t understand the games being played, but apparently there is some game being played.
anyone care to elaborate on what sort of games one could play if you are a spouse?
you are correct that wife wasnt on 1st loan but i always thought credit was merged for FHA qualification purposes whether spouse is on the loan or not.
you are correct that wife wasnt on 1st loan but i always thought credit was merged for FHA qualification purposes whether spouse is on the loan or not.
you are correct that wife wasnt on 1st loan but i always thought credit was merged for FHA qualification purposes whether spouse is on the loan or not.
you are correct that wife wasnt on 1st loan but i always thought credit was merged for FHA qualification purposes whether spouse is on the loan or not.
you are correct that wife wasnt on 1st loan but i always thought credit was merged for FHA qualification purposes whether spouse is on the loan or not.
you are correct that wife wasn’t on 1st loan but i always thought credit was merged for FHA qualification purposes whether spouse is on the loan or not.
Depends if you are buying as ‘single’ and/or would be ‘sole owner’. This type of thing can make divorces messy though.
you are correct that wife wasn’t on 1st loan but i always thought credit was merged for FHA qualification purposes whether spouse is on the loan or not.
Depends if you are buying as ‘single’ and/or would be ‘sole owner’. This type of thing can make divorces messy though.
you are correct that wife wasn’t on 1st loan but i always thought credit was merged for FHA qualification purposes whether spouse is on the loan or not.
Depends if you are buying as ‘single’ and/or would be ‘sole owner’. This type of thing can make divorces messy though.
you are correct that wife wasn’t on 1st loan but i always thought credit was merged for FHA qualification purposes whether spouse is on the loan or not.
Depends if you are buying as ‘single’ and/or would be ‘sole owner’. This type of thing can make divorces messy though.
you are correct that wife wasn’t on 1st loan but i always thought credit was merged for FHA qualification purposes whether spouse is on the loan or not.
Depends if you are buying as ‘single’ and/or would be ‘sole owner’. This type of thing can make divorces messy though.
