If you can answer "YES"
to the following, you may qualify for a debt consolidation mortgage loan:
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In the past six months, I have
at least one or more credit accounts paid as agreed.
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I have no judgments pending
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I am a US Resident and at
least 18 yrs old
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I am employed or self employed
One of the most used methods of lowering your monthly payments because of having too
much debt is to consolidate that debt into your 1st mortgage. The savings can be
tremendous because your new loan has a lower interest rate than those high
interest rate credit cards and it's amortized up
to 30 years depending on your credit score.
You can Calculate your
Debt
Consolidation Savings right here.
Consolidate your student loans, as low as 2.75%
Even if you have bad credit,
hard to verify income, there
could be a way to consolidate high interest debts such as credit cards, auto
loans, student loans, etc. After consolidating your debt, you can invest a portion or all
of the monthly savings into your retirement, college tuition, or payoff your
mortgage sooner, etc. Now you have more options to make your money work
for you. Try a Stated Income loan (AKA - No Income
Verification loan) or a No Doc Loan.
For a Free evaluation of your mortgage loan options
and offers: