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I want to buy a home. Can I with a credit score of 588?
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tcprice
1 year ago
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with my experience,I have learned the better the score the better the rate you will pay. As it stands now if you are lucky to get approved you will pay a high premium. I suggest you work on trying to repair you credit first so you can get a better rate.
countryboys3 1 year ago
I own a mortgage company and I haven't been able to find a way for a person with a score much under 620 to get a loan since the election.
Technically FHA will under certain circumstances but I haven't found any set of circumstances that FHA likes. The best bet is to work on getting your credit scores to 620+. It should only take about 2 months.
Dogslurp 1 year ago
How can someone get their score up in 2 months?
computerman71040 1 year ago