Buying with bad credit is possible in the US, but choices narrow. Government-backed loans and bigger down payments can improve approval odds.
Recent credit data showed US mortgage holders averaged a 711 score, with ~2 in 3 landing between 661 and 850 currently nationwide.
Many lenders look for ~620 on conventional loans. Government-backed paths may work below that, especially when borrowers can bring more cash upfront.
Some government-backed loans allow small down payments with stronger credit, while lower scores can require ~10% down; veteran-focused options may allow no down payment.
To strengthen approval chances, save more down payment, keep debt-to-income at ~36% or less, check credit reports, lower card use, and pay on time.
Before proceeding, compare a few preapprovals within 14 days, and walk away if payments top ~30% of income or terms strain savings.
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