mn4747 asked:


I have been reaidng alot that latley Prime is the only way to go unless you have great credit.

any info will be helpful, thanks

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    3 Responses to “What is the difference between a Sub-prime and Prime Mortgage?”

    1. iceman on April 3rd, 2009 7:20 am

      Sub prime loans are high risk loans.

      People with bad credit scores, people who are trying to do 100% fiancing, and people who dont have the income or to much debt to cover to really afford the loans.

      In the past years, banks ahve been approving people who really should not have been giving a mortgage, or at least not a mortgage as high as they got.

      Prime loans are people who qualify as a good or decent risk. Meaning credit scores over 620, income to qualify, and other factors that lower there risk.

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