First Time Home Buyers Credit

First time home buyers how much does your credit score affect your monthly payment?

It's very easy for first time home buyers to get caught up in the stream of misinformation floating around on the internet. Unfortunately those that do may be missing the opportunity of a lifetime to own their first home. Read More...

First time home buyers buying your first home after bankruptcy

Many first time home buyers feel that a bankruptcy is a "life sentence without the possibility of parole" and that owning their first home will be forever beyond their reach. Watch this video to learn more

The Top 10 first time home buyer credit myths

On April 1, 2012 the bar was raised for first time home buyers and a credit score of 640 has become a baseline score for first time home buyer credit. Common sense and FICO score sense are not always the same. To learn more watch this video...

First time home buyers has your credit been hacked?

First time home buyers in today's real estate market have to be very conscious of their credit. Simply put the better your credit score, the better chance you will have of getting your first time home buyer loan at a good interest rate.

First time home buyers credit should you close that account?

First time home buyers in today's market, among other things, have to pay close attention to how they manage their credit. Read More...

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