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Over the weekend I visited a friend and his wife, and the topic of homeownership arose. His wife works as an Underwriter at a large lender, and mentioned that together they both had paid off all of their debt, and had zero owed on the 1 credit card that remained open (at one point she shared they had 14, closed all the rest in 2016 after paying off).
I was under the assumption that many closed accts would negatively impact their scores, but she said because they were all "new" less than 2 years old, there was little impact. Is it wise to have at least 1 revolving tradeline open before applying? If you have none will that hurt? I will not owe any installment loan debt when I apply as car note and student loans will be gone.
Revolving trade lines aren't required, however they really help your scores get as high as possible. I've seen people try to re-establish credit with only installment trade lines and I notice their scores aren't as high as when people re-establish credit with only revolving trade lines and especially if it's a combination of revolving + installment. So, no they aren't required, but they will help.