A mortgage broker has dished out the little-known details in your bank statements that could sabotage your chances of buying your first home.
A mortgage broker has revealed that certain details in your bank statements can affect your chances of buying a home . Bad spending habits and inappropriate descriptions can reflect poorly on your financial behavior .
Banks review the last three months of your statements to assess your character, capacity, and capital. It is important to maintain a professional and clean record to increase your chances of getting a home loan.
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