Keeping up with Camiolo

The first front door grant is offered to clients who are obtaining a mortgage through their ffd providers. Our in house lender is one of them! For every $1 you contribute, FFD will provide $3 in assistance, up to a maximum of $5,000. Your lender will guide you on how it'll benefit you! This is only available for first time home owners, here are the income limits:  https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il.html Keep an eye out to submit your application early in 2021! Make this the year you become a homeowner! For more info:  https://www.firstfrontdoor.com/ Brielle Camiolo - REALTOR Remax Access briellecamiolo@remax.net

  Welcome to 758 Uber St! This is a 2 bed, 2 bed lower bi-level unit.  Unit A first floor offers a sizable living room, beautiful ceramic hall bath, contemporary kitchen with high gloss cabinetry, quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, and rear bedroom with exit to rear yard.  Lower level features large bedroom and sleek ceramic full bathroom. Convenient to public transportation, Francisville Playground, Tela's market, Dessertcrazy, and much more.  First, last, and security to move in.  Easy to show! Comment below or reach out to me personally at 2676085232 to schedule a showing or submit an application! More pictures: https://www.homesnap.com/PA/Philadelphia/758-N-Uber-Street/property/15795758 Follow my real estate pages  Facebook: BrielleCamioloRealEstate Instagram: BrielleCamioloRealtor

  Hey there!  Brielle Camiolo here aka Busy Bre.  Today I want to talk about credit! Credit is so important and something that definitely stays with you. Bad credit can ruin your chances of getting access to loans regarding cars, homes etc. Even getting access to a cell phone plan. People with bad credit are asked to put more money up front versus people who have good or great credit. Loan officers look into your credit to see how much of a risk it would be to loan to you. Credit will give you credibility since it relies on: utilization amount, on time payments, how long the card has been open, and credit limit.   Multiple cards can be a good and bad idea. If you manage your cards correctly, that can help boost you score. If you manage them poorly, that can deteriorate your score.  How to build your credit whether you have none, poor or good credit.  keep your utilization under 30% (only spend $30 for every $100 you're approved for) pay off balance before next billing cycle put pay