My credit is 640. what is considered a good credit score to get a loan? I have been turned down from two banks and that is not good. I have a house I can use as collateral, but with that score and a house, would I qualify for sure?
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I want to find a good credit card with a 0% introductory rate, a low interest rate after the introductory period, and great customer support. I don’t want to apply to too many banks because that in itself can affect credit scores; I’d like to know beforehand what their credit score requirements are – but that seems to be hard information to find. Thank you for any suggestions!
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My credit is 640. what is considered a good credit score to get a loan? I have been turned down from two banks and that is not good. I have a house I can use as collateral, but with that score and a house, would I qualify for sure?
Tags: banks, collateral, what is considered a good credit score
I don’t know my credit score but I have either insufficient credit or no credit. I just got a 0 secured MC. Based on my spending and payment history, how does a credit score increase? How long will it take me to have good credit? If I do two separate secured cards from two separate banks, will that help boost my credit faster? I’d liked to by a home next year, is it possible?
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I work with many residents and doctors who all have never worked a day in their lives. When they graduated and start working i am sure they have a ton of debt and bad credit scores but how are they able to buy homes in the 500,000 to million dollar range where i live. Do banks accomdate them becasue of potential income, as a professional curtousey (SP), because I am sure they have tons of debt, and live off of meager incomes and credit cards. How does this work?
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