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Getting A Home Equity Loan After Bankruptcy Obtaining a home equity loan after a bankruptcy can seem particularly difficult. However, it is by no means impossible for someone who’s willing to take time to explore options offered from different lenders. Here are some things you should know about getting approved for a home equity loan after bankruptcy. The term “home equity loan” typically refers to a second mortgage (a lien that is in secondary position to a first mortgage). If the borrower defaults on a loan, the l... Refinance After Bankruptcy - How Does Your Bankruptcy Affect Home Mortgage Refinancing? There are a few basic concepts one should know when looking into refinancing a mortgage after a bankruptcy. Most importantly, you need to know the two different types of personal bankruptcy that you can declare. Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, often called “straight bankruptcy”, is an attempt for someone financially overextended to liquidate most of their assets to satisfy creditors, keeping only a few personal assets needed for the basic necessities of life such as an economical ca... Buying A Home After Filing Bankruptcy-Rules For Success 1. Apply With at Least 3-4 Mortgage Companies - Compare offers. Subprime mortgage borrowers are at the highest risk for excessive mortgage fees, inflated interest rates and other unethical mortgage practices. Applying with several mortgage companies will give you an idea of what you can expect your interest rate and fees to be and will lessen your chance of being "taken" by an unscrupulous lender. Having several offers in hand will also give you leverage to negotiate for lowe... Mortgage After Bankruptcy - Post Bankruptcy Financing - Frequently Asked Questions If you have recently filed bankruptcy, you may have a few questions about your ability to get a home loan. Here are some common questions about mortgages after bankruptcy: How long after my bankruptcy has been discharged should I have to wait to get approved for a mortgage loan? - Typically, mortgage lenders are open to considering an approval for a home loan after 2 years. Some lenders that are more strict have a policy of waiting 3 years to begin considering financing. I...

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