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 Adverse
or Bad Credit
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Are
you having
problems finding a mortgage or credit, have you suffered from any of the
following:
County
Court Judgements - ccj's satisfied or not, Adverse Mortgage.
Mortgage
arrears, credit card arrears, secured loan, Rent Arrears, Bad debt
mortgage.
Defaults,
bad credit mortgage or poor payment profile mortgages.
Been
bankrupt and close to an ending Bankruptcy - bankrupt mortgage.
IVA's,
Voluntary Arrangements - iva mortgages.
Ex-Marital,
Divorce or Ex-Partner Debts, mortgage default.
Plus
many other examples of problems We
don't guarantee all bad credit cases are acceptable but if there is a deal
out there we will find and arrange it for you. Click here to
make an enquiry, please give us as much detail as possible and we will
assess the market and confirm from our position as whole of market
mortgage brokers if there is anything for you. We strongly recommend that
you obtain a copy of your full credit report before you enquire about a
loan or mortgage. Get Your Free Experian Credit Report Here Now
If you have any of
the following Mortgage Arrears,
Credit
Card Defaults, IVA's, County Court Judgments, Bad Credit Score,
Bankruptcy Credit Problems, Divorce or Separation Debts, Poor Payment
Profile, Rent Arrears, Loan Defaults, Poor Credit Rating.
Adverse or
Bad Credit
If a borrower has
a history of poor credit usage then this is described as Adverse Credit.
Poor Credit history can include County Court Judgements (CCJ), Bankruptcy,
Mortgage arrears or any late payments on any credit arrangements.
Arrears
This describes the
amount the borrower is behind in his mortgage repayments schedule.
The amount is usually measured in either pounds or months of payments
behind.
Bankrupt
A Corporation, Firm
or individual who, via a court proceeding, is relieved from paying
all debts once assets have been surrendered to an appointed third party
designated by the court.
County Court
Judgments (CCJ)
An adverse ruling
by a County Court against a person who has not satisfied their debt
payments with their creditors. Once the ruling has taken place it will
be recorded against the persons credit history and will appear every
time a credit search is done for the next seven years. If a person
has a County Court Judgement against them it will have to be satisfied
before they can get a mortgage. They will also find that the mortgages
they can get will be at a higher interest rate.
Credit Score
This is a system
used by companies or individuals lending money to individuals to attempt
to validate the persons financial standing and ability to repay a debt. It
uses a score card to assess all the answers given on a finance application
which then provides a total score for the applicant based upon their
individual circumstances, hence the phrase credit score.
Default
Failure of an individual
to make payments on a mortgage at the correct time or to not comply
with the mortgage companies requirements.
Ex Marital,
Ex Partner, Divorce Debts
These are very
common when individuals seperate in a personal relationship. The psychology
behind it is that people don't want to have anything to do with debts or
credit related applications to their ex partner and hence often these
credit agreements get ignored or left behind. However the credit checking
/ tracing companies like Experian or Equifax keep track of these
individuals and register a link to the peoples new addresses so they end
up having problems obtaining mortgages, loans or finance.

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