Most of time, especially if you can afford it, you should buy a house. The big thing behind this is the ability to lock in at an affordable rate for 15-30 years. No fluctuating monthly payments. At the end of the loan, your payments stop completely. The only time renting is more feasible is if
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For consumers looking at their credit score from a free website and then through a mortgage lender, they might be surprised at the variability of their numbers. There are over fifty scoring models available. Each one tailored to understand a specific type of debt, industry, or service. Each algorithm placing a different weight on certain
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