<span style="text-align: justify;">If you are trying to get a home loan but do not have good credit, know that you still have a chance of getting the loan you want. You just might have to impress the bank with details other than your credit score. Before you give up on the idea of owning a home, you should learn a few ways to improve your chances of getting the home loan you are looking for.</span>

<div style="text-align: center;">Focus on what you do have!</div><div style="text-align: justify;">Before you read this -- Allow me to preface the article with a big big FACT. They are many secrets within the industry to get you the loan that everybody is denying you for. Obviously I cant reveal and go into that in this article. However - Take a deep breath, enjoy the read - After that -- Call the PRO'S - 800 813 3291-WWW.DOUBLEAMORTGAGE.COM; Lenders do not strictly look at credit scores, which is good for your situation. You still have a chance of getting a home loan if other factors are in your favor. For example, if you have been at your job for several years, make sure the lender knows this. Even if you have not been with the same employer for a long time, as long as you have been employed for most of the past several years, you have a shot at getting a home loan. Similarly, if you have an impressive retirement account, whole life insurance policy, or some other source of money for emergencies, your lender will be likely to trust you when it comes to your finances. Your lender just wants to know you are unlikely to foreclose or even face money issues at all, which is why you should make it obvious that you have the money to buy a home. Remember-Don't Retreat, Reload. You can do it!</div><div style="text-align: center;">Andrew Alfonso-Owner - Cash Cow Funding</div>