What Is the minimum credit score for a mortgage 2

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Hello, in this video we will be looking at what the minimum score for a mortgage is.
People often wonder what credit score is needed to buy a house, but the truth is there is no minimum for the credit score that you have to have in order to be approved for a mortgage. When you apply for credit, mortgage lenders will instead make their decision based on their company’s lending criteria.
Remember that each mortgage company also has its own lending policy. Some lenders will be more or less concerned by different aspects of your credit profile.
The better your credit score is, the more likely you will be approved for a mortgage loan. This is because there is less risk involved with giving you credit when you have a high credit score. People sometimes wonder if there is such a thing as mortgage lenders that don't have a credit score, but you should always be prepared to have your credit checked in some capacity.
You can still be approved for a mortgage to buy a property if you have a poor credit score. However, someone with a poor credit score will probably have a higher interest rate than someone whose credit score is good. Buyers with a low credit score may also need to pay a bigger deposit.
Another frequently asked question is “Can you get a joint mortgage if one person has bad credit?
Remember that although it may be tempting to try applying for a mortgage with just the person who has a great credit score, most lenders will not allow this.
The first thing that a lender will consider is your relationship. If you are married, you will have to apply jointly for a mortgage. The mortgage lender will look at each credit score and credit report and make a decision based on your joint credit file.
When you apply, you may be able to provide written reasons for your problems that have damaged your credit score. This can help your application when your credit score is bad.
The most commonly used mortgage credit scores are the FICO credit scores that you have with the UK’s main three credit reference agencies: TransUnion, Experian, and Equifax.
Mortgage lenders will normally look at your credit score from each of the CRAs when you apply for a mortgage. If a borrower has three different scores according to each scoring system, then they will use the middle credit rating to assess your application.
But, if two credit agencies agree on your credit score, the mortgage lender will just use that credit rating in their assessment.
However, the best thing for you to do is simply to improve your credit score. Having a higher credit score will massively increase your chances of being approved for a loan, and will mean that you don’t need to pay as much in interest or as a deposit.
Just making small improvements to your financial behavior can positively impact your credit score:
Such as, reducing your credit card debt and use your credit card responsibly.
Putting your name on the electoral roll. It just takes a few minutes and will demonstrate stability while helping the credit agencies confirm your personal details.
And, paying off your utility bills and credit cards loans on time.

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