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- Demystifying Subprime Mortgage
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Subprime mortgages can be identified as loans made to people with past blemishes on their credit histories, may not be able to fully document their incomes, or who may have less equity or smaller down payment.
Lenders study your credit history before deciding which loan rate you qualify for. You’re likely to be offered a subprime mortgage if you have these factors on your credit report:
* Brief credit history
* Multiple 30-day delinquencies in the last year
* Multiple 60-day delinquencies in the last two years
* Foreclosures or repossessions in the last two years
* Charge-offs in the last two years
* Bankruptcies in the last five years.
You will probably also be faced with a subprime loan if your debt-to-income ratio -- the amount of debt you have compared to your income -- is higher than 50%. Student loan debts are viewed more favorably than credit card debts, but in general a high debt load makes you a high-risk borrower.
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