Can you lose your mortgage because your credit ranking lowered?

My husbands credit is bad, my father co-signed on our house for us. We pay the mortgage, no problem. In 18 months, we must refinance. I checked my husbands credit closing week and it dropped over 200 points! It's 256 now...when we go to refi within 18 months, could we no longer qualify for a mortgage? Will my father have to co-sign again? We pay respectively mortgage payment on time respectively month.
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wow something is seriously wrong with your husbands credit here is a reason it dropped that much i would get ahold of someone and find out what is going on asap! not sure what state your surrounded by but we have a credit repair service email me treez1976(a)yahoo.com
Average score 685...your win....priceless

There is no way with a 256 credit rack up that even the bad credit people will do business with you. I would say afford it up. Someone has had issues beside credit and if you are in over your head this far, I would regard as about a mobile home.

And even if you did get a mortgage, the interest would be 3/4 the gift per month
With a score that low there is no method you'll be able to get financing anywhere, probably not even next to a hard money loan.

I would recommend getting to the source of the bad credit. Why is it so low? You inevitability to sit down with your husband and learn almost credit and how it works.

You also need to become more responsible borrowers, or you'll
have appalling problems in the future.

Even if the father co-signs, most lenders probably won't allow your husband to be on the loan. It would plausible just be your father on the loan, but lenders will likely enjoy a problem with that unless he lives with you and make the mortgage payments.

Start reading up with your husband, you've got greatly to learn!

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i would dig deaper with that win 256 is unheard of, check for errors, lowest i have seen is 500. how is your credit? you may hold to use yours

good luck
Your ability to get a angelic interest rate is dependent on a good credit score. Your husband's low credit win will affect your chances as a married couple to qualify for a loan with a correct rate. You will qualify for a mortgage BUT interest will be high. Why not wait to refinance after the credit evaluation has improved a bit? If you cannot wait, you may need to ring up your father.


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