first home: How to buy a house
- 03/13/19 01:48 AM
If a buyer is interested in buying a home, they should start the process 6-9 months before the purchase. It should begin with checking their credit. If any issues are found, they can work on that immediately. However, it takes several credit cycles (every 30 days) for the credit report to update. Credit is one of the 3 C's (credit, capacity, collateral) needed with buying a home and it is very important. Having a good to excellent credit score will determine how much you will pay to borrow money-essentially your interest rate. When reviewing their credit reports, they should be looking for … (4 comments)
first home: You want to buy a home? Do this first...
- 02/16/18 03:39 AM
If a buyer is interested in buying a home, they should start the process 6-9 months before the purchase. It should begin with checking their credit. If any issues are found, they can work on that immediately. However, it takes several credit cycles (every 30 days) for the credit report to update. Credit is one of the 3 C's (credit, capacity, collateral) needed with buying a home and it is very important. Having a good to excellent credit score will determine how much you will pay to borrow money-essentially your interest rate. When reviewing their credit reports, they should be looking … (2 comments)
first home: Top 10 Tips For Buying Your First Home!
- 12/22/16 06:44 AM
If you are making a shift for the New Year from renter to homeowner, you should begin preparations now! It's an exciting emotional and financial roller coaster. Here are some tips to help you get started: 1. Check your credit score. 2. Budget 3. Start saving and stop spending 4. Meet with a Mortgage Banker 5. Find a Realtor you trust/ 6. Choose a Neighborhood 7. Set your priorities 8. Make an offer quickly on the house you love 9. Have a home inspection 10. Stay in contact with lender and Realtor until settlement day(Celebration Day for Everyone Involved) Buying your first … (1 comments)
If a buyer is interested in buying a home, they should start the process 6-9 months before the purchase. It should begin with checking their credit. If any issues are found, they can work on that immediately. However, it takes several credit cycles (every 30 days) for the credit report to update. Credit is one of the 3 C's (credit, capacity, collateral) needed with buying a home and it is very important. Having a good to excellent credit score will determine how much you will pay to borrow money-essentially your interest rate. 
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