Many new homebuyers jump into the home buying process without first checking their credit scores, which can lead to sticker shock or disappointment when trying to qualify for a mortgage.
Buying a new home requires many decisions, both big and small. One (hopefully) small item with a big impact is mortgage interest rates—what you’ll be paying to borrow money for a home loan.
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Shopping for your first home is a life changing decision and shelling out big bucks for your first home can feel a bit overwhelming. Rising home prices have made it harder for potential homebuyers to save for a down payment which is prompting buyers to rely more on unconventional avenues to get their foot in the door.
