But I'm going to talk about these factors individually, because each one of them can lead to
mortgage loan rejection.
Not exact matches
Rejection rates rose for credit limit increases and auto
loans from June, but declined for
mortgage refinancing applications.
Some errors can lead to a higher interest rate for
loans you are currently applying for (which can cost you thousands), and some errors may lower your credit score and lead to
rejection when applying for a
mortgage or other important
loans.
Potential home owners looking for a home
loan or
mortgage for those with bad credit should expect
rejection and learn to deal with it.
Wrong Property: The type of property you want to buy may also contribute to the
rejection of your
mortgage loan application.
It's important to examine your credit reports carefully, because any mistakes — and they are depressingly common — could lead to a higher
mortgage rate or even
loan rejection.
Rejection of your
mortgage loan application: If you have poor credit, you may not even bother to apply for conventional
mortgage loans.
If a potential
loan applicant is looking at a score that is 30 points higher than the FICO version used by
mortgage lenders that 30 point difference could mean a
rejection of a
loan, higher pricing, or a smaller
loan than needed.