what are the ranges for the diffirent credit scores such as fair poor very poor?
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600 AND UP IS GOOD ANYTHING HIGHER THAN 600 IS MORE THAN GOOD
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I have actually been where you are.  I had very poor credit for years (FICO score under 600).  Today, I own a home and have a couple of 0% interest rate credit cards with high limits.  I wrote a detailed credit-repair guideline called, "When Good People Have Bad Credit." \n\nI'm providing a link below.  Good luck to you!
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try Prosper.com.  If you meet a minimum credit score criteria you should be able to get a small loan with a decent interest rate and low payments
429808
Really depends on your location, ive seen great and poor...  check your better business beareu
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That has nothing to do with moving or a new job and everything to do with your credit score, check it out, you want to be above 700, the higher your score, the easier it will be for.you. You are entitled to one free per year, If it's not good, you need to work on getting that cleaned up, before you think about buying a home. Good luck.
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Here is a link to the poverty threshold in the US as of 2005.  I'm not sure if the table relates specifically to the Phoenix area, but it should be a good place to start.  Good luck.
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re-do the list. List companies can get everything including actual credit scores as well as projected neighborhood scores.\nask for a targeted singles/apartment dwellers list as well as an age list for the retirement set with income/homeowner  selects.
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A "bad credit score" is not necessarily all that "bad" for getting a house loan. HUD and FHA loans will give you a loan if you have the proper income and/or means to pay the loan, and their requirements are relatively low. With a score of 500 or more, you shouldn't have too many problems. \n\nAlso, to check what your score looks like, go to www.annualcreditreport.com and you can look at what your report looks like for free. You have the right to view all three of your reports once a year, more if you are declined credit. \n\nBest of luck to you!
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770 is a "C" rating. \n\nThat would place you at about a 590-610 FICO \n\n http://www.expert-credit-advice.com/credit_score.htm
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just according to your salary and credit rating
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depending on how much you are borrowing they may just base an offer of a loan on your credit score(if its good all the better)\ncheck out \nnorthern rock \nthey have low rates \ntheres also tesco ,egg and loads more\nif its more than £5000 you shouldnt have to pay more than 5.5 to 6%\ninternet loan providers tend to have better rates than the high street so do a search on line and remember to read the small print!good luck
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Sarcastro is the only correct answer here. \n\nFICO is 300-850 \n\nThere is a new version of scores announced March 2006 called the Vantage Score which will eventually dominate everywhere including internationally. \n\nThis score ranges from 501-990 \n\n\nLearn all there is to know about FICO here:  http://www.expert-credit-advice.com/credit_score.htm
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There are plenty of lenders that do loans down to 500 fico score. You just need to not have any forclosures or repos. Find a great mortgage broker that specializes in shopping for lending for those with credit issues. Push comes to shove, you can seek a credit repair specialist that can get your score up to a 560 so that you can qualify for a 80/20=100% financing loan in your area. Credit repair is costly, usually $45/line item/credit agency to get rescored, but you must be willing to either pay the debt or have a lawyer "fix" your credit using their methods.
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Not too good.  You should need a score of around 700+ to get the best rates.  The other answers are correct-probably 8-10%.
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You mean a distribution of credit scores?
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Check out www.bankrate.com. It is the best site for all credit products and has great calculators to see what types of loans you might be able to afford.\n\nGood Luck
253793
What is your credit score?