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2. Your Credit

Your credit is important when considering selling unless buying your next home in $, moving in somewhere where your credit score doesn't matter [i.e. with family at no cost], or not selling your primary residence.

2. Your Credit

In considering where you will go after you sell, while some loans have a flat rate after meeting minimum requirements, most loans will have different interest rates depending on your credit. If you're able to quickly improve your credit in order to get a much better loan rate, it might be worth waiting, though if the interest rates, which fluctuate over time, move up faster than you, it could be a net loss to wait, so there is that element of risk. To see more on credit, go to my page on the subject here. https://www.adambgarrett.com/credit

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