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Scores arn't the only thing. Do you have a down payment? Also right now you qualify for a fha loan because they care more about how you have paid your bills over the last 1-2 years than they do your credit score. Also when your car loan gets to where you only have 10 months left to pay on it, it wont count against your dti. Since the bank is willing to take off the negative info for payment do it. With a fha loan you might not have to pay back the other chargeoffs and paying them off will not increase your score and can actually lower it because it will update on your reports making it look like its a recent bad mark
ttrk05 wrote:I live in Arkansas. We are wanting to build a house. I make 39K per year. I have almost no debt. 210.00 per month on auto loan that will be paid off in about 14 months and that is it except for utilities. My scores are EQ 656 TU 619 and EX 613. I do have some lates on my report that are all over 2 years old. I also have a small loan that I signed for back in 2002 that is showing charged off for a balance of $726.04. I wll be paying that this friday and the bank has agreed to give me a letter showing I am in good standing with them and also said they will remove from my CR. This should raise my score some but I am not going to even figure that in yet. I also have some small accounts showing in collections but again all from over 2 years ago. My wife's credit is a lot worse. Her scores are 535, 541 and 591. She makes good money (49k per year) my question is, would I qualify for the loan on my own with my income? Need to borrow around 90k. Be brutally honest on what you think my chances are on my own.
ttrk05 wrote:I live in Arkansas. We are wanting to build a house.
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