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bott6698
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What would happen if?

Ok, I am getting to the bottom of credit repair and now need to maximize how I can max out my fico score to best ability.
 
I was just again looking at my reports and I currently have 2 accounts with HFC and both are LOC's.
 
But I am lucky because one of the LOC's which is maxed is a home equity loc and I just noticed on my reports it is reporting as a mortgage loan so it is not hurting me...
 
I have one other loc that is 6 months old and is close to max and this is MY ONLY reporting revolving account....  I called HFc and asked them what chances I would have of redoing this loc and making it a closed end loan and they said a very good chance. Now if I do this I will not have any revolving accounts except for 2 new ones I just opened with orchard and crown jewelry. And my utl would go from like 90% to less than 10% but will only have the new revolving accounts reporting.
 
Any ideas what this would do to my score and if I should def redo the hfc loc?
10/11/2017 EQ 640 TU 639 EX 652 12/10/2016 EQ 621 TU 607 EX 626 10/10/16 EQ566 TU591 EX 587
01/31/2008 EX 502 EQ 466 TU 481
3/14/2008 EX 578 EQ 539 TU 543
4/16/2008 EX 622 EQ 532 TU 578
5/19/2008 EX 604 EQ 591 TU 592
1/1/2009 EQ 625 EX 576 TU 569
02/13/2009 EQ 648 EX 617 TU 590
09/28/2009 EQ 568 TU 591
Thanks to all Fico supporters for your encouragement and advice
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Anonymous
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Re: What would happen if?

50 to 150 points-
Check your report from myFICO and make sure the $ amounts add up they way you are expecting-
 
Just because it has HELOC assigned- does not mean FICO won't include it in revolving-

bott6698 wrote:
Ok, I am getting to the bottom of credit repair and now need to maximize how I can max out my fico score to best ability.
 
I was just again looking at my reports and I currently have 2 accounts with HFC and both are LOC's.
 
But I am lucky because one of the LOC's which is maxed is a home equity loc and I just noticed on my reports it is reporting as a mortgage loan so it is not hurting me...
 
I have one other loc that is 6 months old and is close to max and this is MY ONLY reporting revolving account....  I called HFc and asked them what chances I would have of redoing this loc and making it a closed end loan and they said a very good chance. Now if I do this I will not have any revolving accounts except for 2 new ones I just opened with orchard and crown jewelry. And my utl would go from like 90% to less than 10% but will only have the new revolving accounts reporting.
 
Any ideas what this would do to my score and if I should def redo the hfc loc?



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bott6698
Established Contributor

Re: What would happen if?

Here is what my reports show from my orman kit I pulled on the 14th, Glad I checked all 3 we may all learn a little more about who reports what as heloc's etc. BTW MY 14,612 one has a line of 20k so is bad utl. My 17,538 has a line of 17k because we did a couple extensions and had no idea it messed up fico so extremely bad for utl but looks like only ex is reporting as such.
 
 Looks like EX is only one reporting as revolving and others are not and EX is my high score go figure. 
 
I have 2 LOC's I heloc for $17,538 and 1 LOC for $14,612
 
EX
revolving accounts $32,150
Mortgage $107,201
Installment $17,985
 
TU
revolving accounts $14,612
mortgages $124,739
installment $22,702

EQ
revolving accounts $14,612
mortgages $124,739
installment $18.551

So what would my score do by redoing the loc for 14,612 and should I do it?
10/11/2017 EQ 640 TU 639 EX 652 12/10/2016 EQ 621 TU 607 EX 626 10/10/16 EQ566 TU591 EX 587
01/31/2008 EX 502 EQ 466 TU 481
3/14/2008 EX 578 EQ 539 TU 543
4/16/2008 EX 622 EQ 532 TU 578
5/19/2008 EX 604 EQ 591 TU 592
1/1/2009 EQ 625 EX 576 TU 569
02/13/2009 EQ 648 EX 617 TU 590
09/28/2009 EQ 568 TU 591
Thanks to all Fico supporters for your encouragement and advice
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Anonymous
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Re: What would happen if?

Yep- you have MV syndrome - EX hates him though
If the bank will allow you to convert it to an installmet - go for it unless you want to have them raise the CL to 50K- this would take care of the issue as well (as it would be ignored in scoring) 
 
With the LOC converted to installment and the new cards reporting- utl will be fixed BUT- you will have a short revolving history-

bott6698 wrote:
Here is what my reports show from my orman kit I pulled on the 14th, Glad I checked all 3 we may all learn a little more about who reports what as heloc's etc. BTW MY 14,612 one has a line of 20k so is bad utl. My 17,538 has a line of 17k because we did a couple extensions and had no idea it messed up fico so extremely bad for utl but looks like only ex is reporting as such.
 
 Looks like EX is only one reporting as revolving and others are not and EX is my high score go figure. 
 
I have 2 LOC's I heloc for $17,538 and 1 LOC for $14,612
 
EX
revolving accounts $32,150
Mortgage $107,201
Installment $17,985
 
TU
revolving accounts $14,612
mortgages $124,739
installment $22,702

EQ
revolving accounts $14,612
mortgages $124,739
installment $18.551

So what would my score do by redoing the loc for 14,612 and should I do it?



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bott6698
Established Contributor

Re: What would happen if?

Thanks Timothy. Since my current revolving credit on TU and Eq is only the 6 months anyway I won't take a hit there but I don't know what will happen with EX. I think though overall it would make sense to knock that Loc off and convert to installment or get 50k which prob won't happen...
 
Thanks as always
10/11/2017 EQ 640 TU 639 EX 652 12/10/2016 EQ 621 TU 607 EX 626 10/10/16 EQ566 TU591 EX 587
01/31/2008 EX 502 EQ 466 TU 481
3/14/2008 EX 578 EQ 539 TU 543
4/16/2008 EX 622 EQ 532 TU 578
5/19/2008 EX 604 EQ 591 TU 592
1/1/2009 EQ 625 EX 576 TU 569
02/13/2009 EQ 648 EX 617 TU 590
09/28/2009 EQ 568 TU 591
Thanks to all Fico supporters for your encouragement and advice
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