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I think you will need one revolving credit lines or a credit card to add to your store cards. I also think you will need proof of steady income for you to buy a house in your name. PFD means pay -for -delete. Try to read-up and search the forum for situations similar to yours, I think there are sample PFD letters on the forum too. most people here has similar or worse situations so dont be discouraged. rebuilding is a slow process but can be done.
I'm NOT a Fico expert, still learning...but a positive mortgage tradeline isn't going to negate the damage of three recent charge off accounts. Have they been placed for collection?
Recent charge-offs might make rebuilding a long journey. Be sure to research threads here before sending out letters and so on.
First and foremost, my condolences on your situation. I to have had to rebuild from a divorce, I am a single father of 5 children.
YOU CAN DO THIS!
Here is the very best advice I can give you, stabilize now, rebuild/maintain as you go along. If your divorce is complete and you have no court orders to the contrary, do the following ASAP.
1) Separate yourself from your ex financial wise and credit wise immediately!
2) Resolve and close all joint accounts.
3) Establish your own individual tradelines/credit.
4) Once separated credit wise from him, dispute his names on your CRA's.
5) Do not be held accountable for anything with his name on it, IE no more joint accounts, even if positive. Any mistakes he or other influential "friends" he associates with makes a mistake becomes your mistakes.
GoodLuck
I echo SGTRobocop's condolences and suggestions.
Chase is very good with granting goodwill requests. Write them a GW letter explaining the situation and ask for them to delete the account (GW=goodwill request). You could also request email contacts from other board members here who have had recent success. I'm not sure how Nordstrom is, but another GW letter might be the trick.
Keep your current cards current an open. Depending on the last time you used them, it might be a good idea to go put a small charge on them to show some use.
For any joint accounts or account you or the soon-to-be ex are authorized users on, remove the AU status and close any joint accounts and pay off any with balances if possible to lessen the chance of future credit damage.
Lastly, can you share where you are pulling your reports and scores from. If they are from this site then the score are FICO score, other sites sell scores we call FAKOS and are pretty much worthless. Just want to make sure you are working with the right info! And yes, sometimes accounts aren't reported on all three reports. Depends on the creditor. You would have to compare reports to see who's not reporting what and then call that creditor and ask if they report to the missing CRA (unless it's a negative account and then you don't want it to report ). Good luck and you will get through this. You're overall credit profile isn't really that bad.