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1. Don't Make a Major PurchaseYou've just found out your credit is A+. That's great news, because a new car would look fantastic in the driveway of your new home. But hang on--if you are depending on a mortgage to move in, you'd best wait until after closing to buy the car.An increase in
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Blogging Technology has collided with the real-estate industry and it likely to overturn a marketplace known for lack of process and limited information. There are hundreds, maybe hundreds to thousands, of blogs addressing real estate and they reflect unfiltered lightings on their topics, describing marketplace chitchat, innuendo, information, belief, almost anything. "Blogs are telling it like it is at
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After a recent bankruptcy, many people assume that purchasing a new home is impossible. No doubt a bankruptcy is extremely damaging to your credit history, and most lenders are not eager to loan you money or extend credit. However, there is good news for the millions of people who file bankruptcy each year. Contrary to popular opinion, homeownership after
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Buying a home is an investment in your future. Even with bad credit you can start the process of rebuilding your credit and building your net worth through your home's equity. By monitoring your credit, researching lenders, and selecting the right loan, you can purchase a home at reasonable rates. Fix Your Credit First Before you start shopping for a
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