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› 3 YRS or (POTENTIALLY No waiting period)
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› 2 or 4 yrs from date of discharge
› 3 or 7 yrs from CERTIFICATE OF TITLE
› 2 yrs w/ 20 % DOWN PAYMENT
› 4 yrs
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› 2 yrs from date of discharge
› 3 yrs from CERTIFICATE OF TITLE
› 3 YRS or (POTENTIALLY No waiting period)
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1 - If there were no late payments on the prior loan during the 12 mos leading up to the short sale date.
2 - If the home was surrendered and the mortgage was included in a Bankruptcy, then the seasoning period can begin from the date of final discharge.
3 - 4 years for financial mismanagement. 2 years with extenuating circumstances.
4 - 7 years for financial mismanagement. 3 years w extenuating circumstances
5 - If the foreclosed property was protected in BK, then BK rules can apply.
6 - With extenuating circumstances only.
7 - If Chapter 13 (Conventional): 2 year waiting period from date of discharge to the new closing date. If the process was dismissed at any time, then there is a 4 year waiting period that begins from the filing date of the dismissal (even if the BK was eventually discharged)
8 - If Chapter 13 Discharged (FHA), no waiting period required. If less than 2 years has elapsed since discharge, the file may be eligible for a manual underwrite (see your loan originator for details) If the BK is not yet dismissed, must provide 1) proof of 12 months of current payments and 2) a letter from the Bankruptcy judge authorizing the purchase of a home.
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