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It might be getting a little easier to get a mortgage.

From Marketplace, I'm Sabrina Beneshaw in New York.

The Trump administration announced a big change in how

people's credit is assessed when they apply for mortgages. Lenders can now consider whether you've been

paying your rent on time. Marketplaces, Nancy Marshall-Genzor reports. For years, would-be home buyers could

only prove their creditworthiness through FICO scores, which included their track records on

things like credit card and car loan repayments. But that's not the whole picture, says Scott Turner,

Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development. New models include rental history,

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