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  • December 16, 2007 at 12:23 PM #118575
    kev374
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    One correction…

    People with good credit may be paying 6% on thier home but thanks to the bailout people with bad credit are paying 5%.

    December 16, 2007 at 6:27 PM #118506
    seattle-relo
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    In terms of mortgage rate, I read that 3 years after a foreclosure you can qualify for an FHA loan (as long as your credit has been perfect since) and that the FHA loan had fairly decent rates…I could be wrong…HLS do you have any info?

    December 16, 2007 at 6:27 PM #118638
    seattle-relo
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    In terms of mortgage rate, I read that 3 years after a foreclosure you can qualify for an FHA loan (as long as your credit has been perfect since) and that the FHA loan had fairly decent rates…I could be wrong…HLS do you have any info?

    December 16, 2007 at 6:27 PM #118672
    seattle-relo
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    In terms of mortgage rate, I read that 3 years after a foreclosure you can qualify for an FHA loan (as long as your credit has been perfect since) and that the FHA loan had fairly decent rates…I could be wrong…HLS do you have any info?

    December 16, 2007 at 6:27 PM #118713
    seattle-relo
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    In terms of mortgage rate, I read that 3 years after a foreclosure you can qualify for an FHA loan (as long as your credit has been perfect since) and that the FHA loan had fairly decent rates…I could be wrong…HLS do you have any info?

    December 16, 2007 at 6:27 PM #118734
    seattle-relo
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    In terms of mortgage rate, I read that 3 years after a foreclosure you can qualify for an FHA loan (as long as your credit has been perfect since) and that the FHA loan had fairly decent rates…I could be wrong…HLS do you have any info?

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