How to Fix Your Credit Score When Buying a Home
August 06, 2014
If you have been turned down for a mortgage or quoted rates and fees that seem too high, there are some things you can do to raise your credit score.
Are you one of the millions of homeowners who short-sold a house in recent years? If yes, you'll have to wait a little while longer to buy another home.
Does the mortgage you're applying for seem to be more costly than advertised? These key factors could be driving up the cost of your mortgage.
Did you just recently get a new job or receive a promotion? You can still get a mortgage, you just have to approach it the right way to seal the deal.
Want to buy a home, but you're getting a divorce and still tied to a house that's no longer yours? Here's how to get a mortgage to buy out your ex.
Demand for real estate is growing in many markets, which while great, creates competition. Here's how to gain an advantage when buying a home.
What should you do if you don't have 20% down to buy a home, and you want to avoid monthly private mortgage insurance payments? Here are your options.
While credit standards have somewhat loosened up in home lending, there are still some credit mistakes that could throw a wrench in your mortgage process.
The financial choices you make can help or hurt your chances of getting a mortgage. Here's how to navigate the mortgage process if you have bad credit.