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CategorySub-CategoryDescription
CitiMortgageCreditRe-established CreditNontraditional Credit: When nontraditional credit is used to assess credit risk, the borrower’s credit history needs to consist of a minimum of 4 different reference sources (or three sources, if the borrower’s rent covers utility payments) each of which have at least a 12-month history. The borrower’s credit history may be documented by a nontraditional mortgage credit report or one of the other acceptable nontraditional credit sources listed later in this section. For borrowers with non-traditional credit, the maximum LTV is limited to 95%. A CLTV up to 105% is permitted with an approved Community Second.
GMACCreditRe-established CreditRe-established Credit - * All accounts must be current as of the date of the application * Minimum of four traditional credit references, at least one being housing-related “Authorized User” accounts cannot be used to satisfy minimum credit standards. * Three of four trade lines must have been active in the last 24 months, including a mortgage or rental reference * If rental payments were not reported to the credit repositories, copies of bank statements, money orders, or canceled checks for the most recent 12-month period must be provided, in addition to the rental verification * No housing payments may have been past due since the date of discharge of bankruptcy or satisfaction of foreclosure * No more than two installment or revolving payments 30-days past due in past 24 months * No installment or revolving payments 60 or more days past due since the date of discharge of bankruptcy or satisfaction of foreclosure * No new public records for bankruptcy, foreclosure, deeds in lieu, pre-foreclosure sales, unpaid judgments, collections, garnishments, liens, etc., since the date of discharge of bankruptcy or satisfaction of foreclosure * Evidence that the Borrower' credit history does not contain multiple revolving accounts with high balances-to-limits or high overall utilization of revolving credit * Non-traditional credit is not acceptable Loans receiving a DU Approve/Eligible or LP Accept do not need to follow the above re-established credit guidelines.
ING MortgageCreditRe-established CreditA minimum of 24 mos. seasoning on revolving and installment credit as well as a mortgage loan, and - No late payments on any loans in the past 24 months
SunTrustCreditRe-established Credit• minimum four (4) credit references (one must be a traditional credit reference and one must be housing related), • at least 3 credit references must have been active 24 months before application and all accounts must be current as of loan application, • no more than 2x30 day lates on installment or revolving debt in the 24 month before loan application, • no 60+ day lates on installment or revolving debt since discharge, • no past due housing payments since discharge, • no new public records for bankruptcies, foreclosures, deeds-in-lieu, unpaid judgments, unpaid collections, garnishments, liens, etc. since discharge, and • minimal usage of revolving accounts, including accounts with high balances-to-limits (i.e., balances should not typically be more than 50% of the limits). • A credit score of 660 should be used as a benchmark to identify problems.
Wells FargoCreditRe-established Credit• 24 months re-established credit required, including the following: • No 60+ consumer lates • No more than two 30+ consumer lates • No mortgage or rental payments past due
Merrimack MortgageCreditRe-established CreditBorrower must have re-established a satisfactory credit history and demonstrated the ability to manage financial affairs prudently. The bankruptcy, mortgage foreclosure or deed-in-lieu of foreclosure must have re-established a credit record for an elapsed time of 7 years. * Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency - 30 Year Fixed Rate - Bankruptcy must be discharged for 2 years and have re-established credit.
Mortgage Services IIICreditRe-established Credit*A minimum of 5 credit references, active within the past 24-months, with at least 1 of the references being “traditional” (credit card, installment loan for a car, etc.) and 1 being housing related. *If the housing item is not listed, copies of cancelled checks are required. *Housing: No payments past due since the discharge or completion of the bankruptcy. *Installment and revolving: No more than 2 that were 30 days past due in the most recent 24-months, and none 60 or more days past due since the discharge or completion of the bankruptcy. *No new public records for bankruptcies, foreclosures, deeds-in-lieu, unpaid judgments or collections, garnishments, tax liens, and so forth since the discharge or completion of the bankruptcy.

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