Often, yes. Lenders look at why your score dropped and what's happened since, not just the number. Depending on your history, we may go to a major bank, an alternative lender that's more flexible about past problems, or a short private mortgage while you rebuild.
A bigger down payment or equity helps a lot. We'll set out a plan to move you back to better rates, usually within one or two terms. Every option is subject to approval, and we're upfront about costs.
Checked October 18, 2026. This answer describes how a file is read. It is not an approval.