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Buying a home is a big decision and represents a big change in everyone's life.
Most people can't afford to buy a house with their own money, indeed a mortgage loan is by far the most widely chosen option to purchase a house and, in most cases, the only option available.
Before getting into the mortgage details you must know what you can expect, and here's where your credit score comes into play.
Your credit score is a measure of your financial history. Your credit score is what determines how big is the mortgage you can expect and how high is the rate you will be offered on a mortgage loan: this is why you should check your credit report before getting preapproved on a loan.
Experian, Equifax and TransUnion gather information about your credit habits and can give you credit reports with your credit score.
Your credit score can range between 300 and 850 with 850 being the best and 300 the worst possible values. The higher your credit score is the higher will be the money you can borrow, and the lower your interest rate will be. That's why your credist score plays a very important role in determining your mortgage loan details.
Making sure everything is correct on the reports is your responsibility and you should absolutely check that the information is correct. Incorrect information might lower your credit score, that's why you should monitor your credit score regularly.