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Quicken Loans ran my credit on 1/5/15 and returned a "median" credit score of 533. The scores on myFICO today, 1/23 are as follows: 598 - Equifax, 577 - TransUnion, and 580 - Experian. I honestly haven't done a whole lot of work on my credit outside of sending a few letters that just got delivered over the past couple of days and paid down a little bit of credit card debt.
Are these the scores a lender would see if they ran my credit today? I'm just trying to make sure I'm setting the proper expectations for myself as far as credit rebuilding and if moving to a 640 by mid-March is truly realistic.
Thanks for any insight provided.
From what I understand, no. They use Fico04 or Fico08, which is not what we are seeing. I don't even know if there is a way to see those scores. But, I do know that it just depends on your credit situation. In three months I've moved up over 100 points, but then I had literally no revolving credit or installment loans of any kind and had tons of baddies fall off last month. So it just depends.
@ZsRebuilding1 wrote:From what I understand, no. They use Fico04 or Fico08, which is not what we are seeing. I don't even know if there is a way to see those scores.
The scores sold on myFICO are FICO 08
Many people on this forum have said that Equifax "Score Power" is FICO 04 (a.k.a. BEACON 5.0)
@tufa4311 wrote:
@ZsRebuilding1 wrote:From what I understand, no. They use Fico04 or Fico08, which is not what we are seeing. I don't even know if there is a way to see those scores.
The scores sold on myFICO are FICO 08
Many people on this forum have said that Equifax "Score Power" is FICO 04 (a.k.a. BEACON 5.0)
This is correct.
There a many versions of FICO scores. This site uses FICO 08 and mortgage lenders use FICO 04. As stated, Equifax sells a 04 version(Score Power) for $20.