Newest Posts Blogroll | MarketplaceNo Down Payment Credit Card For Bad CreditPosted on March 3, 2010. How can you enter a house with no money down, bad credit and debt substancial? I have been in and out of the hospital and I am unable to work, my husband makes $ 55,000 more per year, but we are a family of 5 in a crowded 2 bedroom apt. It has student loans and bad credit divorce. He had a house from his previous marriage, but I've never owned a house. The question is how can we get out of this hole we are and begin to spend with our lives? I want to try to be in a house b4 my son 3 years old .. school starts because the schools where I live now are not satisfactory. We currently pay $ 650 a month rent .. which is more than most of my friends house payments so I wonder how do I get started trying to improve our situation and into a house .. with $ 1000 debt each month and no way to possibly a deposit of any kind. We paid our rent every month is one thing we do is make you pay. have been in and out of the hospital and I am unable to work, if we have not requested or received any assistance whatsoever. My conditions are bony spine, organ failure and chronic pain, making it difficult to simply take care of my son and my son step 2 (which are all under the age of 12), since my doctors m have said that I am physically unable to work options now for a return to work are not really there. My husband works 12 hours a day at his post, he has held for over 7 years. We have 1 car (which is free). Our rent is $ 650 per month that we pay does not understand our utlities or anything else. Our phone bills, electricity, cable, water and all paid and we have a good payment history with them too. Our credit debt includes: my husband, government student loans, credit cards from his previous marriage and one month car insurance not paid by me after I went to the hospital. Try going to a new home builder. Like buying a new car, new house will probably be easier than entering a used home. My wife is only 24 years old and have bad credit (560 for me 580 for it) and debt ($ 3k due to apt. Complexes for the broken lease, among others). Combined we are only about $ 40-45k per year is less than your husband. The home builder that we have with us could not get financed in the house with them, but because they wanted our business to our loan officer referred us to another company which has been approved us. This company was actually able to use credit my wife with my income level, but it could have worked well for the use because we work in the same company. To be honest with you your financial situation seems to be balanced with ours, because we do not have children, but we pay for a $ 450/mo. car note and our mortgage is $ 950/mo. as opposed to the $ 650, you say your friends are paying for the mortgage. The only thing you need to take into account is the property tax. Property taxes range in different areas, but they can be anywhere from $ 2,000 - $ 6,000 or more per year depending on where you live. Your lien holder can include it in your note as a monthly payment and often, depending on your type of loan (conventional, FHA, 80/20, etc..) Our taxes for our area are about $ 4,500 per year which puts us about an additional $ 400/mo. bringing our total monthly payment to about $ 1,350. see bankrup. CommentsThere are no comments.Leave a Comment |