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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Credit and Buying a home
My credit score is currently poor. I’ve taken every step to get it on track and want to buy my first home a 1-2 from now. I’ve done nothing major aside from continuing to raise my credit.
I have 15k in debt but I’m chopping away at it.
Do you think raising my credit to excellent and showing zero debt will put me in a good position in lenders eyes to put down on a home?
Thank you!