According to a recent Reuters Poll, U.S. home prices are forecast to increase substantially over the next few years, as the supply of existing home struggles to keep up with buyer demand. To compound matters, the Federal Reserve has signaled an upcoming hike in interest rates - which means more $ out of your pocket throughout the life of your loan. Combining these two factors means that buying a home will soon be exponentially more expensive than in years past.
Sound depressing? The good news is that after a long hiatus as a result of the devastating market crash and recession of 2008, lenders are beginning to offer "Zero Down Mortgages" to qualified buyers again. Does qualified mean perfect credit score? No. But it does mean that your credit report reflects a stable payment history, one which makes a lender feel comfortable loaning you a large sum of money.
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