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Where do I find a lender that will do a bridge loan so I can use the home buyer tax credit upfront?

Posted by Real Estate Investor on Jun 30 | Real Estate Investing Chatter

The US Dept of Housing and Urban Development is allowing FHA-approved lenders to develop bridge loan products that would enable a first time home buyer like me to use the home buyer tax credit upfront to cover closing costs. However, I have yet to find a lender that is participating in this.
Please be sure to proofread your answers before submitting them. It is always hard for me to understand what you are trying to say if it is full of bad grammar., more 

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and I want to buy a foreclosed home.?  Just as the title says, I want to buy a foreclosed home, I’m the only one working currently, and I have a wife and best friend who is moving up. We’re college students and want some where we can stay that’s some what stable, and a fixer upper. I’ve found just the place, but I want to be armed with enough knowledge before going and talking to the broker.
Questions: I have two medical bills unpaid, and collections on my credit score. How much will that hurt? And does having a co-signer with great credit help?
Its 67k and needs some love, can I negotiate a better price/payment because of how much its in disrepair?
I only make 30k a year, and my friend is a manager at a local Albertsons, can I include his income?
We’re college students, does this status hurt/help us at all?
Any added advice would be great, we’re just curious on how to do this, despite the almighty power of google, my questions haven’t been answered adequately. Thanks in advance., more 

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