My fiance has bad credit (about 460) and I have good credit but not much of it (credit card w/ $ 500 limit for a yr is the only thing on it) We would really like to be able to buy a home but im not sure if it would easy/quicker to try to repair his credit or to build mine. Does anyone know?

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Is it limited just to credit cards and loans? Can things like Netflix, cell phone bills, or gym membership payments affect it? Thanks! can netflix affect credit score can unpaid gym fees affect credit score

 

The home is either livable or NOT livable…it matters NOT what disaster ruined the home.. Why then is it that you have to pay extra for each different type of circumstance? An accident is an accident…. a disaster is a disaster… the home can only be burned, flooded, distroyed by earthquake / tornado / hurricaine [...]

 

my girlfriend has a condo in los angeles which is worth 300K. She tried to start a business and quit her job 2 years ago. well suffice to say the business is and was not going too well so she went out and got a home equity loan of 50K. She squandered that money and [...]

 

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I am recently divorced and reestablishing my credit. I had scores in the 620 range until I disputed some inaccurate items on my report. Cleaning them off dropped my scores to mid to high 500′s because of losing history. I also have limited income. My father offered to cosign a home for me; he has [...]

 

I am in favor of one who lends their own money and qualified as a lender and is not a broker suchen.Ich am looking for an easy entry into their system than in the investment of limited value to me , and an effective system to work quickly to close deals etc., may. Navigating the [...]

 

If I borrow more than $ 100,000 and pay my first mortgage, the source and basically I’m the first in my Home Equity Loan Mortgage, but I’m not sure if I deduct all interest until that the total capital amount I borrow. In general, home equity loan can deduct tax on interest on the loan [...]

 

My fiance and I were recently pre-approved for a mortgage loan, yet we have somewhat limited credit history. A co-worker told me that every time you apply for a pre-approval, it brings down your credit score … she also said that we only have 90 days to take out a loan before the pre-approval expires. [...]

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