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I've got one mortgage score that is lagging ~70 points below my FICO8. It seems that, at least for me, my mortgage scores are very sensitive to the number of credit accounts with balances. I am going to try to get that down and see where it puts me the next time I'm able to pull my mortgage scores. Good luck!
@Anonymous wrote:
Just curious if there is any pointers on getting my mortgage scores up. I've been working on them for 3 months, in that the I've got 8 collections removed and a few paid off. Fico 8 has seen 50 points across the board, but mortgage scores have raised 50,30 and -13. A bit confused as to why one fell, but nothing in this stuff makes sense to me lol.
Is time and more collections falling off my only hope?
Yes, unfortunately.
@Anonymous wrote:
Just curious if there is any pointers on getting my mortgage scores up. I've been working on them for 3 months, in that the I've got 8 collections removed and a few paid off. Fico 8 has seen 50 points across the board, but mortgage scores have raised 50,30 and -13. A bit confused as to why one fell, but nothing in this stuff makes sense to me lol.
Is time and more collections falling off my only hope?
Sounds like you're doing good things and moving in the right direction.
You should continue doing those things.
Other things you might try:
1. optimizing your credit card utilization and
2. optimizing installment loan utilization
Total CL: $321.7k | UTL: 2% | AAoA: 7.0yrs | Baddies: 0 | Other: Lease, Loan, *No Mortgage, All Inq's from Jun '20 Car Shopping |
well i guess i just sit back and wait then!! i'm just really confused as to why ex dropped 13 points when the other 2 raised 50 and 30. if it wasn't for that, my middle score would be good enough for FHA. I dont even understand how that could be possible lol. i'm doing everything right, getting collections deleted, paying a few that wouldn't pfd and was reporting balances each month, cc uti under 7%.