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Quick question: Suggestion for software that might help Lending Tree mortgage brokers and loan officers? Hoping for any response. My 2nd question... My score are finally decent...closed on the house and all that jazz...no derogs at all..

I have never had a car Lending Tree loan though, the cars we have now were purchased though my wife. I have heard that even with good scores, they also like to see a previous good car loan. all I have is some ccards, student loans and now the mortgage. will I have to have a prev. car Lending Tree loan to get the lowest apr's and speacial offers?..

asked Feb 28 at 07:45

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I'm stumped. I'm not so sure what is the answer. I'll do some research and get back to you if I got an answer. You should email the people at Lending Tree as they probably could answer your Lending Tree question..

answered Feb 28 at 08:47

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Geez - they would rather retake BK customers than take a chance on a new homeowner - good input - sorry to say..

Just FORD?.

Aarf - dogman..

answered Feb 28 at 08:58

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FMC and they shopped through 3 local banks, all said EXACTLY the same thing...

answered Feb 28 at 10:35

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I am a finace manager at a Ford dealer, and yes, some banks and FMCC want to see a decent length of time with car credit, but it is not necessary. For example, anyone with a 700+ beacon should qualify for the banks 'express" programs, regardless of car credit (Chase, Auto One, etc). Also, the prime rates from FMCC, such as 0-4.9%, aren't just for folks with spotless credit. FMCC grades everyone on a tiering system, 0-2 qualifies for the special rates, 3-5 for the less attractive rates, possibly 11.90%..

Stability, capacity to pay and good payment history on your existing accounts are the keys. Let me know if I can help in any way...

answered Feb 28 at 10:48

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Can't it also put you in a better tier if you put more $$ down. Also I had a FI guy at Ford turn me down in Oct because I wasn't currently up to date on my mortgage. So it obviously matters to some?!!?..

answered Feb 28 at 11:44

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This doesn't answer your question but.....

I was just told by the girl at the bank today that it's sooooooooo much easier to get a Lending Tree mortgage than a Lending Tree loan for a vehicle.....

I guess it makes sense, huh? vehicles depreciate immediately.....

But the vehicle Lending Tree loan is for soooo much less!!..

answered Feb 28 at 12:26

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Regarding it being easier to get a Lending Tree mortgage than a car Lending Tree loan - absolutely correct. You can take your car to Mexico, but a little more difficult to do so with a house..

I see people with horrible credit all day long, and most are homeowners...

answered Feb 28 at 12:27

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Of course, you may not have a car to drive out of Mexico. after you first drive your shiny ride across the border....especially TJ!.

Arf - dogman..

answered Feb 28 at 12:58

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Trout -.

You might want to try an online lender such as peoplefirst. My sister used them (after my suggestion) last year for a used car purchase and got approved for up to $32,000 @ 6.9% on a vehicle that was 1997 or newer and 30k miles or less through Capital One. She had scores in the mid-600's range and had never had a car Lending Tree loan before. Perhaps they're more score driven than the dealers/banks?.

Kirk..

answered Feb 28 at 13:07

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Clara
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Question for the ford finance manager what is the lowest score you seen fmc approve and what cra do they pull mostly from?..

answered Feb 28 at 13:28

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