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The New Credit Scoring Systems: A Game-Changer for Real Estate
As a Credit Specialist at Houston McMiller, I'm excited to share information about two new credit scoring systems that can significantly impact your ability to enter the real estate market.
The Changing Landscape of Credit Scoring
- Vantage Score 4.0 and FICO 10t are the two new credit scoring systems that focus on trending data from the past 12-24 months.
- These new systems are more beneficial for individuals who struggled to qualify for mortgages in the past, as they place less emphasis on factors like tax liens, judgments, and paid-off collections.
Strategies to Boost Your Credit Score
- Manage your credit card utilization by keeping it under 10%.
- Add rental history and utility payments to your credit profile to improve your credit age.
- Understand that the new scoring systems only impact your score by about 20 points, so continue to manage your regular credit responsibly.
Navigating the Changing Landscape
- While the new scoring systems are not yet widely used by lenders, it's important to understand how they can benefit you in the real estate market.
- For individuals with limited credit history, manual underwriting may be an option to qualify for a mortgage.
By staying informed and implementing strategic credit-building techniques, you can position yourself for success in the real estate market under the new credit scoring systems.
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