Student Loan Bankruptcy: Some Things You Should Know Of …
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When you declared bankruptcy, and if you had a student loan bankruptcy pending on your name, you should take steps to clear that off immediately. This needs to be done because no institution will lend you a student loan …
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How to get a loan in bankruptcy?Your able to obtain a loan after bankruptcy. The rate would depend on your current credit score and how long the bankruptcy has been discharged. Typically, you would get a loan such as a 2/28 year with a 2 year PP, and then refinance out. Think of it as a 2 year band-aid. I would go to a large lender that has broker correspondence with sub-prime lenders. That will reduce your cost exposure than going to a mortgage broker company.
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