@op Any mortgage lender encouraging your mother to use your credit to close a mortgage then refinance after a year when her credit score is 480 is on some shady s***. They know she isn’t likely to be able to maintain the payments in the long run.
Without a sizable down payment, her monthly payments are going to be high. They will also make her pay for mortgage insurance on top of her monthly payments. This is just a really bad idea. I know it’s your mother, but you need to say no. Doesn’t matter how she or anyone in her ear takes it.
"Well, yes, under federal law, the fact that you filed bankruptcy can stay on your credit report for up to 10 years. This is true for all types of bankruptcy. But, Chapter 13 bankruptcy stays on your credit report for only seven years from the filing date"
In real world scenarios this won’t matter because his future income and repayment history will supersede a bankruptcy which occurred while he was just a student.
The way banks evaluate you on a loan is holistic.
In real world scenarios this won’t matter because his future income and repayment history will supersede a bankruptcy which occurred while he was just a student.
The way banks evaluate you on a loan is holistic.
holy s*** man lmao
This is a HUGE deal, what if he needs a school loan, there are so many issues here that can f*** him for a long time
Federal loans don’t look at your credit history
No one should be taking out private loans at all
This is a HUGE deal, what if he needs a school loan, there are so many issues here that can f*** him for a long time
you could be on your death bed with a negative credit score and can still get a student loan
holy s*** man lmao
You’re talking to a financial auditor who has experience with this lol
she's not gonna stop paying, you find a way if that happens including loss of job insurance, you can rent a room out, in fact these days you can rent a room and get 75% of the mortgage payment, if not you can live there and pay something, 300k is like 1k a month on mortgage, keep a few hundred every month to the side in case something happens where she cant pay then you take over and its your house and you rent it all out, a house thats 300k right now gonna be worth 500k in a few years, you never lose if you're not dumb.
Since his mother wants to enforce this terrible deal onto him, I assume she's not huge on business. This means OP will have to risk renting a room in his house, that he didn't even want to buy, all of this during college.
You’re talking to a financial auditor who has experience with this lol
Holy s*** you're a financial auditor????????? And you don't think this is bonkers???????????
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA I'M F***ING DYING MAN
You’re talking to a financial auditor who has experience with this lol
You're the guy who's scamming his mom lol
Holy s*** you're a financial auditor????????? And you don't think this is bonkers???????????
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA I'M F***ING DYING MAN
Yea because I understand the implications of bankruptcy and it’s not a big if he doesn’t have any major plans for big purchases in next 5 years
He literally said he just starting college
Next 4 years of his life are in school
I like how y’all pretend to know what you’re talking about
OP go get a free consultation with a financial planner (CFA) or bankruptcy lawyer they’ll tell you the same
I like how y’all pretend to know what you’re talking about
OP go get a free consultation with a financial planner (CFA) or bankruptcy lawyer they’ll tell you the same
You think a financial planner is gonna advise him to buy the house then declare bankruptcy?
I would honestly let the bank take the house and do bankruptcy on purpose to spite the b****
You think a financial planner is gonna advise him to buy the house then declare bankruptcy?
Not as a first option but I’m saying this as contingency in case he can’t stop his mom
His life won’t be f***ed
story of my life tbh. i feel for you op. parents are very manipulative when it comes to finances and it’s sad cause you don’t really know how to handle it, especially when you’re young they will take advantage
OP to Single mother in need of help: “get it out the mud then”
If it was a father: “yeah I got you, you’ll pay it back someday”
Made up a narrative in your head
If it was a father weirdos like you wouldn't defend this behavior
You think a financial planner is gonna advise him to buy the house then declare bankruptcy?
s*** has me in tears lmao
Not as a first option but I’m saying this as contingency in case he can’t stop his mom
His life won’t be f***ed
no they would suggest reporting her for fraud