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Credit score increasing after purchase agreement signed

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Anonymous
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Credit score increasing after purchase agreement signed

Hello,

 

I am going through the mortgage process now with a potential closing date of 8/18/17.  Currently the fha appraisal was ordered on 7/21/17 but has yet to be scheduled.  When I was preapproved my mid score was 617 but  mid score has risen to 677.  Can the increase in my mid score help with the interest rate or dti ratio?  Will my loan officer even pull my credit again and see the score increase?

 

Thank you and have a nice day.

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Anonymous
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Re: Credit score increasing after purchase agreement signed

If you have a score increase, I would definitely alert your loan officer. They will be able to re-package the loan with your updated score if it qualifies you for a lower rate. 

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me12345
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Re: Credit score increasing after purchase agreement signed

Yes you can... Even if your current loan is "Locked In". That much change in your Mid score can have tremendous impact on your rate (and therefore your DTI) I would bring it to the attention of your LO ASAP,  and if they won't cooperate I would find another lender. 

 

Thanks, 

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reckedhim
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Re: Credit score increasing after purchase agreement signed

Definitely do it.  My fiance's score went up at least 14 points to get her/us in the top tier.  We applied in June and they ran her report again yesterday and it greatly reduced our interest rate.

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