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 […]
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What does the “mid-score forecast, in 30 days” mean?

  • Posted by kelly
  • On May 1, 2017
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Mortgage lenders typically use the middle score (not the lowest or highest) of the three credit scores.  The “forecast” predicts what your credit score will likely be in one month’s time if you continue to make timely payments and don’t incur additional debt.
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What are “Alerts reported by bureaus”?

  • Posted by kelly
  • On May 1, 2017
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This could indicate something as simple as your name appearing with a slightly different spelling on your credit report.  Contact your Loan Officer if this indicator appears and they will be able to provide more detail.
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I’ve reviewed the FAQs, but still have unanswered questions – Can I get some assistance?

  • Posted by kelly
  • On May 1, 2017
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Absolutely – Your mortgage professional is happy to provide additional help regarding your Credit Radar® report and the mortgage process. Simply contact your Loan Officer via phone or email using the information displayed in the top right corner of Mortgage Preflight® page.  Please be advised, Preflight® team members are unable to provide information on lending […]
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