By ScoreSense.com The lowest (best) mortgage rates go to the borrowers with the highest credit scores. If your credit scores are low, there are poor-credit home loans available, but the interest rates are higher and in some cases a higher down payment is required. Credit scores are generally on a scale from 300 to 850. […]
By ScoreSense.com When you’re buying a home, what you can afford depends on a number of factors – chief among them your credit scores. If you have low credit scores you may qualify for a poor-credit home loan, but you will pay a higher interest rate and may be required to have a larger down […]
By ScoreSense.com For costly home remodels, there are financing options ranging from home equity loans to government financing programs. A lot depends on your credit scores, since lenders use them to assess your risk level as a borrower. Start by getting your reports and scores from the three national credit bureaus: Experian, Equifax and TransUnion. […]
