LIEB BLOG: New Home Purchase after Foreclosures

Friday, January 21, 2011

New Home Purchase after Foreclosures

Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac Guidelines:

Foreclosure = 6 years
Short Sale = 3 years
Bankruptcy = 2 to 3 years

Posted by Andrew M. Lieb at 1/21/2011

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Labels: Foreclosure Defense, Mortgage Trouble

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