A HUD home is a 1-to-4 unit residential property acquired by the Department of Housing and Urban Development as a result of a foreclosure action on an FHA-insured mortgage. HUD offers it for sale to recover the loss. Learn how to purchase a HUD foreclosure and search for current listings.
REO is industry jargon for foreclosure property repossessed by banks or lenders. Lenders go to great lengths to sell REOs, which are a liability for them. Find out how to purchase a bank-owned foreclosure and search for current listings.
Once you form a first impression of something, it will color your entire perception of that thing going forward. This is true regardless of what you're seeing for the first time, whether it be a person, a movie, or even a house! Recognizing this fact, a smart seller will always do whatever they can to improve their home's first impression by boosting its curb appeal. Your goal is simple: make potential buyers want your home as soon as they lay eyes on it! Luckily, adding curb appeal doesn't have to be an expensive and time-consuming process; in fact, Realtor.com has some simple suggestions that can get the job done for less than $200!
If you have a credit score of 850, then congratulations! You are one of the just 1.4% of Americans who have climbed to the fabled plateau of the "perfect score". Luckily for the other 98.6% of us, a perfect score isn't really necessary for getting the best interest rates on mortgages. In fact, a score of 760 is typically the lower limit for banks to offer you the best rates. Although 760 can still seem impossible if you have struggled with your credit in the past, a few simple tips can quickly right the ship and get you back on track.
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Once you form a first impression of something, it will color your entire perception of that thing going forward. This is true regardless of what you're seeing for the first time, whether it be a person, a movie, or even a house! Recognizing this fact, a smart seller will always do whatever they can to improve their home's first impression by boosting its curb appeal. Your goal is simple: make potential buyers want your home as soon as they lay eyes on it! Luckily, adding curb appeal doesn't have to be an expensive and time-consuming process; in fact, Realtor.com has some simple suggestions that can get the job done for less than $200!
If you have a credit score of 850, then congratulations! You are one of the just 1.4% of Americans who have climbed to the fabled plateau of the "perfect score". Luckily for the other 98.6% of us, 