Digital mortgage marketplace OwnUp’s latest study revealed buyers with good credit scores can lose $40,000 in interest savings by failing to shop loan options.
Source: Inman News
New study shows true impact of credit scores on mortgage rates
Published in Banking & Lending, borrower profile, credit scores, creditworthiness, Mortgage, mortgage rates, negotiating mortgage rates, OwnUp and Select
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