Sometimes
potential homebuyers face a different type of issue with their credit score; instead of having a less - than - eligible score, they have too limited credit history.
Sometimes
potential homebuyers face a different type of issue with their credit score; instead of having a less - than - eligible score, they have too limited or zero credit history.
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Potential homebuyers face a range of hurdles, from rising prices to mortgage credit that's burdened by fees and extra costs.
Not exact matches
Potential homebuyers without a sizable down payment will
face the inevitable costs of «Private Mortgage Insurance» (PMI).
Many
potential homebuyers are
facing difficulty entering the housing market at a price point that they can afford.
Faced with higher taxes, many
potential homebuyers on the fence could very well be forced to rent.
Therefore,
potential homebuyers will no longer
face the sticker shock and can now make rational decisions about whether or not it makes sense to buy a home.
Although an unusual move on the
face of it (especially in the tough economic times), this decision meant that as soon as the tax credit for first - time
homebuyers was enacted, the association was poised to get the message out swiftly, broadly, and effectively to
potential buyers.