I would like to build my FICO score so I can I buy a house in a few years from now. Is it worth the hassle of playing games with a credit card to pay my stud loan each month & then pay that card off in full each month when I already have the cash to pay it in hand. My payment is about $ 320 a month and my WellsFargo cred card ((I have three cards: one is my WellsFargo and the other two have a great APR card)) has a higher APR than I like. But someone told me that if I use the card more in this way, WellsFargo might lower my APR and my FICO score would increase.
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My husband and I are putting in an offer on a home in PA. We were asked to fill out a Buyer’s Financial Information sheet to go with our offer. Why did we have to do this when we already have a Pre-Qual letter to go with the offer? Who sees this information and how [...]

 

i live in the philadelphia area. i want to buy several homes and rent them out. i plan on holding on to the properties for a very long time around 25 years or more. is now a good time to start doing this giving the current real estate market? if not when?

 

Starting with Carter’s “Community Reinvestment Act” on to Obama suing Citicorp for the Congressional Black Caucus to force them to make loans to unqualified buyers… The whole agenda was to make taxpayers buy homes for people who otherwise could never afford them…….. The plan was after people who could not repay their loans defaulted and [...]

 

I took out an unsecured personal loan to fix a problem with my house. My circumstances change so I am making partial payments. Today I got notice the lender is selling my loan to another one of their out of state branches which is a mortgage lender. I don’t have a mortgage with these people. [...]

 

I have a question. All conventional mortgages when the buyer has reduced to less than 20% deposit is required to buy PMI (private mortgage insurance) which is to “protect” the lender against loss if the borrower defaults. When an FHA loan, they are insured by the federal government. Given this, why not instituitions ready to [...]

 

Originally purchased Manufactured Home in 2000 in California. Non-predatory lending, put 5% down for 120,000 home (3BD/2BA). We refinanced for lower (fixed) rate in ’08, w/ payoff of 3 credit cards & some cash out. Current loan balance is $ 170,000… but other manufactured homes are Short-Selling for $ 75K or less… and some are [...]

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