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See exactly how your credit score affects your mortgage rate, monthly payment, and total interest over 30 years.
Don't Let Interest Rates Distract You From The Real Cost
Yes, your credit score affects your rate. But here's what most buyers miss: overpaying by $20,000 on your purchase price costs you more than a 0.5% higher interest rate.
Buyers obsess over getting the best rate, then make emotional offers $15,000-$50,000 above market value. That mistake costs far more than rate shopping saves.
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The Math That Really Matters
Your interest rate affects your payment. But here's the bigger problem: overpaying on purchase price costs more than interest rate differences.
Example: Overpaying by $20,000 on a home = $42,000 in extra interest over 30 years. That's likely more than improving your credit score would save.
Most buyers optimize their rate, then overpay by $15K-$50K because they make emotional offers without market data.
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