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	<title>Comments on: No Money For A Down Payment? No Need To Worry</title>
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		<title>By: Emily Morgan</title>
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		<description>Zero down payment mortgage loans used to be a popular option when home values were rapidly rising and credit guidelines were looser. These days, almost no conventional loans are available without a down payment of at least 3-5% of the home price or more. However, some homebuyers may be able to qualify for a no down payment home loan through one of several programs. The caveat is that borrowers must be able to provide documentation of adequate income to repay the loan and must have good credit - at the very least a score of 620 or higher. Some lenders and loan programs will require a higher score. (For help on how you can improve your credit rating, check out 5 Keys To Unlocking A Better Credit Score.)
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