{"content":[{"text":"level, and your job history. After they do, they might end up recommending a loan type \n other than a standard 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage.","bbox":{"left":0.117451,"top":0.090981,"width":0.7477100000000001,"height":0.03419900000000001}},{"text":"Having an honest conversation about it is the only way you’ll know for sure whether you \n can get a home. That’s because everything about your credit history and current \n financial situation is unique. And don’t forget that even if one mortgage lender says no, \n another one might say yes.","bbox":{"left":0.117451,"top":0.143102,"width":0.7586149999999999,"height":0.069351}},{"text":"If it turns out you can’t get a home loan right now, that doesn’t mean you never will. \n Work on improving your credit, and you might have a better chance in the future. Maybe \n you don’t even have a credit history—you might want to start building one by opening a \n credit card account.","bbox":{"left":0.117451,"top":0.230375,"width":0.761836,"height":0.06904800000000005}},{"text":"Finding a house won’t necessarily be easy with a lower score, but if you truly want to be \n a homeowner, you can eventually get there.","bbox":{"left":0.117451,"top":0.317344,"width":0.7596740000000001,"height":0.034503000000000006}},{"text":"ORIGINAL: https://www.capitalone.com/home-loans/learn/mortgage/will-bad-credit- \n keep-me-from-buying-house","bbox":{"left":0.117451,"top":0.369769,"width":0.7214210000000001,"height":0.034199000000000035}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}