Posts Tagged ‘first time home buyer credit’

5 things Temecula First Time Home Buyers probably didn’t know could affect their credit score.

Wednesday, April 7th, 2010

First time home buyers in Temecula, Murrieta, and other portions of Riverside and San Diego County are discovering how important a good credit score is to their ability to get a first time home loan.

In case you haven’t heard, we’ve had a little bit of a “housing crisis” over the last three years and as a result first time homebuyer lenders have increased their scrutiny of loan applications.

Did you know that your first time homebuyer lender will probably run your credit at least twice during the loan process? And when the new guidelines from Fannie Mae take effect, they will be required to run your credit prior to funding your first time home loan. So the keyword when it comes to your credit score is: DILIGENCE! (more…)

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5 credit score killers for Temecula First Time Home Buyers

Thursday, March 25th, 2010

First Time Homebuyer Credit

First time home buyers in Temecula, Murrieta and other portions of Riverside and San Diego County know the importance of maintaining a good credit score while searching for their first time home.

What you may not know is that your credit score is under scrutiny all the way through the process right up to the day you get the keys to your first home.

You’ve done all the right things. You’ve managed you’re credit well, you got pre-approved for your first home loan. You diligently shopped for homes and compared mortgage interest rates. Your offer has been accepted by the bank, and you’ve signed the escrow paperwork.

Time to buy the new flat screen and furniture for your “man cave” or whatever is the female equivalent(lioness den?), Right?

Wrong! (more…)

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1 in 20 to buy a home next year- Will you be one?

Wednesday, November 11th, 2009

Poll – 1 in 20 will buy a home next year

  • According to a survey conducted for Move Inc., one in twenty Americans say they plan to buy a home within the next year, and they’re most likely to be 34 years old or younger and living in the South or West. (more…)
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