Can you buy a home with what the credit bureaus call fair or even bad credit? Yeah, as a matter of fact,

you can. There are loan products with credit scores at 580. And that's awesome, but even better.

You can get better and better products and pricing every 20 points from there. You save money as you

keep going up with your credit score.

So the best plan is to raise your credit score immediately because it takes some time to do that.

So while you're saving up your down payment, at the same time, we're going to quick blast of education to help empower you for what will likely

be one of, if not the biggest purchase of your entire life. But don't panic. I got you. Together,

we're going to crush the confusion. Oh, credit scores. Credit scores, credit scores, credit scores,

and buying a house. It is very important. The higher your

score, the better the loan program and the interest rates and the overall approval. It affects

all of that stuff when you're going out there to try to buy a home and get approved to purchase

and you get the loan to buy the home. Wow, David, have you been selling homes long?

That was the worst sentence I've ever said.

Leave it in, guys.

I want people to know I'm human.

Anyway, your credit score affects all that stuff that I apparently just couldn't say.

So that means that just even a bump up of just 20 points, 30 points, 40 points, 50, 75,

that could save you tens of thousands of dollars.

And I'm talking about every single month you're going to be saving. It's exciting stuff.

I know. Can you believe it? I'm a dork. Credit scores. It's exciting. So today I'm going to focus on

tips for people with fair or even what they call bad credit.

Don't worry about it.

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