In 2009, there will probably be limited opportunity for you to refinance. It depends on the other parts of your financial situation. For example, you can improve your chances greatly by paying off what you owe on any accounts that you have outstanding. Reducing your debt to income ratio below 35% or better will make your situation more attractive to lenders. Also, if you have some equity in the home so that you do not owe more than it is worth will be helpful.
Credit score ranges are relative, and there are a couple different ones, so the true answer depends on whether your 663 is a FICO score. If it is, it falls within the rating of "fair" or "average" credit, and a loan to purchase a house will likely come with higher interest rates.
A 663 credit score ranks in the middle on the spectrum. A 750 or greater score is needed for the best interest rates.
No. It is around the 33rd percentile of credit scores. 2 of every 3 people have a better credit score than 663. Now that subprime lending is going away, you need to focus on paying everything on time, lowering cc debt, and after 6 months or so, you can apply for loans to refinance on remaining debt.
An infinite amount of things equal 663. A few examples: 663-0, 663*1, 663+0, 663/1
All multiples of 663, which is an infinite number.
663 is divisible by: 1 3 13 17 39 51 221 and 663.
663 = DCLXIII
The LCM of 821 and 663 is 544323.
That's an infinite list. It starts with 663, 1326 and 1989 and keeps adding 663 forever.
663 is divisible by: 1, 3, 13, 17, 39, 51, 221, 663.
663 = DCLXIII
663 minus 358 is 305.