While I am not the loan expert as I have only gone through the process with conventional myself, I would like to point out a couple things. First, there is nothing you need to worry about if you need to buy a car, or even open another card for that matter in the mean time. With your scores where they are, and as long as your DTI is in line, you are absolutely not going to spook anyone out of giving you a loan so don't sweat that. Second, there is no reason to start AZEO right now. Let things report organically until you are 3-6 months out from your first pull. There will be no difference in your scores if you let them report AZEO for 1 month, vs 23 months in a row. Try it out a few months before hand to make sure the card you're going to let report as your "except one" effects your scores in the manner in which you want it to, but don't stress yourself out over it this far in advance. You'll be fine! 
Maybe list a little more about the type of home you're looking for, down payment amount, or any other specifics you feel comfortable sharing, and some of the experts can recommend loans that will suit what you're looking for.
@Ficoproblems247 wrote:While I am not the loan expert as I have only gone through the process with conventional myself, I would like to point out a couple things. First, there is nothing you need to worry about if you need to buy a car, or even open another card for that matter in the mean time. With your scores where they are, and as long as your DTI is in line, you are absolutely not going to spook anyone out of giving you a loan so don't sweat that. Second, there is no reason to start AZEO right now. Let things report organically until you are 3-6 months out from your first pull. There will be no difference in your scores if you let them report AZEO for 1 month, vs 23 months in a row. Try it out a few months before hand to make sure the card you're going to let report as your "except one" effects your scores in the manner in which you want it to, but don't stress yourself out over it this far in advance. You'll be fine!
Thanks for your response and advice. DTI is around 8% I wish to buy a single family home and should be around $400-$450K. Hoping to save that required 20% down payment and an additional $30-$40K for any other expenses. I was thinking it would be better to have 0 inq on all 3. I already have 0 inq in TU and EQ. Ex has 6. By nov 1st it would be 4.
1/6, 1/12, and 4/24 on new accounts. AoYA is 2 months. Open CSP on June 9th. I'm not sure what other info would be relevant.
@Ficoproblems247 wrote:While I am not the loan expert as I have only gone through the process with conventional myself, I would like to point out a couple things. First, there is nothing you need to worry about if you need to buy a car, or even open another card for that matter in the mean time. With your scores where they are, and as long as your DTI is in line, you are absolutely not going to spook anyone out of giving you a loan so don't sweat that. Second, there is no reason to start AZEO right now. Let things report organically until you are 3-6 months out from your first pull. There will be no difference in your scores if you let them report AZEO for 1 month, vs 23 months in a row. Try it out a few months before hand to make sure the card you're going to let report as your "except one" effects your scores in the manner in which you want it to, but don't stress yourself out over it this far in advance. You'll be fine!
Agreed!