What does the “Mid-score risk if revolving balances rise” mean?
- Posted by kelly
- On May 1, 2017
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This informs you where your mid-score might be if you increase balance(s) on your credit card(s). This is critical information if you plan on incurring even a small increase in debt. FNMA and FMAC guidelines require your lender to obtain a current credit report (often referred to as a “refresh report”) just prior to your scheduled loan closing. Should additional debts, delinquencies or a score decrease occur, you may not qualify for the stated rates or terms.
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