When you research the steps to buying a home, undoubtedly the first and most important step is to check your credit.
Checking your credit before the process of searching and purchasing a home begins allows you to get an understanding of your own financial situation and what to expect when it comes to lending and rates.
Another important reason to check your credit before you start looking for a home is to correct any mistakes. Discovering a mistake on your credit score too late can cost you a better rate or even the home of your dreams.
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When you research the steps to buying a home, undoubtedly the first and most important step is to check your credit.
Checking your credit before the process of searching and purchasing a home begins allows you to get an understanding of your own financial situation and what to expect when it comes to lending and rates.
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A major concern for military families is their credit.
Although there are other ways to bolster your credit score, 91 percent of military respondents to a 2010 FINRA Investor Education Foundation study said they had at least one credit card.
When used responsibly, credit cards can help boost your credit score and provide financing breathing room for military families. But misusing credit cards can do the opposite.
Here’s a look at three ways consumers misuse credit cards and wind up damaging their credit reports:
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A petite brunette with twinkling blue eyes and dimpled cheeks, Carla Blair-Gamblian might not look like the type you’d choose to be on your side in a fight. But don’t let her appearance fool you.
Carla works in the credit repair trenches, and she has helped clients tackle just about every credit problem you can imagine. And while each of Carla’s clients has a unique story, they also have a few things in common. They’ve served our country in the military and want to buy a home, but their credit is holding them back. Perhaps most importantly, they’re ready to do something about it.
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