Both of us have credit scores above 700, a combined income of 120K+, a business plan, etc.

This is a bit like selecting our politicians based on SAT scores - very imperfect, but at least you get the smart ones in office instead of the weird politicians that most democracies seem to have.But I do think they will face several shocks over the next few decades as they transition from a controlled economy to a free market.

Think of it as BP's version of a tweet or facebook wall post.

Hello all, came across an article from last year regarding Fair Isaac finally giving estimates on how late payments, foreclosure, bankruptcy, etc. affect credit score.

Battle of the Barbarians..Here is the link.http://www.cnbc.com/id/37063865/When your done there is a article version at the top of the page.

There's buyers out there that have their own crazy version of what a deal is, so the question becomes can you sell it.

Most high-volume agents will do anything to get away from the signing/scanning to save valuable time, but not that relevant for your immediate situation.Also, if there turns out to be several initialed revisions through a counter-offer process, it's good practice to create a "clean" final version of the contract at the end of the negotiation and have all parties sign.

There’s no secret here- the better your credit score, the lower your mortgage rate and the easier it is to piggybankfinance your dream home.

We have good credit scores 750+.

Are you talking about credit score?