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Buying a home with bad credit can feel out of reach, but there are more options available than most people realize. In this post, we'll walk you through the loan types, steps, and strategies that can help you get approved for a mortgage even with a less-than-perfect score.
For buyers who don't have perfect credit or a large down payment saved, an FHA loan can open doors that conventional mortgages might not. In this post, we'll break down how FHA loans work, what you need to qualify, and whether one might be the right fit for your path to homeownership.
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For users with a starting credit score under 600, Kikoff adds 86pts* in a year with on-time payments.
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