Posted on: 11th Sep, 2008 06:29 pm
my credit score is not too bad like 680 I pay a rent now for 700.00 my history credit is not long can you help me
If you are looking to own you own home we can definitely explore your options for owning. Where have you began in your search? Definitely with your credit score we have a good start, after considering other factors I would like to assist you in possibly getting a pre-approval.
There is more to it than just scores Feel free to explore the options on the right side of the page. Anyone trying to solicit you here is breaking the rules of the forum.
Good Luck
Brian
Good Luck
Brian
Brian is correct. Only partially. Definitely doing your personal research is great, and this fourum. Delve into your resources that you have here on site. Always, you have experts here that can personally add depth and further understanding to what exactly you are looking for. As I stated in response to you post, good credit is a good "start", obviously we have very many more factors to consider. I encourage you to research on your own and definitely you have a vast array of speacialists here that are more than willing to assist you in your quest of home ownership.
brian is right, far more than partially so; as is typically the case.
jerry, you made a direct solicitation of this poster, and that is contrary to the rules of the forum.
now, to get to the point...rjepsie, your credit score is certainly a good start, but of course your income and whatever financial obligations you have will play a large role in how you qualify for the purchase of a home. in addition, any lender is going to need to know all sorts of other things regarding your background - work history, residence history with payment of rent (or not), assets available for use in making a purchase or to be held in reserve.
the bottom line for you is (and here i agree with jerry) to avail yourself of the vast resources here on this forum as well as with any lender you may feel comfortable with to determine how and how much you can qualify for.
jerry, you made a direct solicitation of this poster, and that is contrary to the rules of the forum.
now, to get to the point...rjepsie, your credit score is certainly a good start, but of course your income and whatever financial obligations you have will play a large role in how you qualify for the purchase of a home. in addition, any lender is going to need to know all sorts of other things regarding your background - work history, residence history with payment of rent (or not), assets available for use in making a purchase or to be held in reserve.
the bottom line for you is (and here i agree with jerry) to avail yourself of the vast resources here on this forum as well as with any lender you may feel comfortable with to determine how and how much you can qualify for.
