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Credit Score Effect On Mortgage
dsavin
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Good Morning,
I have a quick query, something which has been playing on my mind a little bit for the past few days...
I am a first time house buyer and am about to get some advice on mortgages - i have checked my experian report and my score is 650 ish. I was wondering what kind of effect this will have on the potential mortgage i could be offered?
I am buying with someone else.
Would my salary be able to help me at all?
I would appreciate any help on this matter!
D
I have a quick query, something which has been playing on my mind a little bit for the past few days...
I am a first time house buyer and am about to get some advice on mortgages - i have checked my experian report and my score is 650 ish. I was wondering what kind of effect this will have on the potential mortgage i could be offered?
I am buying with someone else.
Would my salary be able to help me at all?
I would appreciate any help on this matter!
D
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Most companies use their own credit scoring, different companies look for different things.
Read this, you will get a better idea...
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/banking/credit-rating-credit-score
Good luck with your mortgage hunting,
Bam x0 -
So does that mean it wont be a problem?
Thanks for the reply btw0 -
I have 2 defaults from 4 years ago and a couple of late payments. Im not in debt anymore, have 2 credit cards and have savings. Im registered on the electoral role
Thanks0 -
The defaults and late payments will definately have an effect on getting a mortgage I'm afraid. It may not stop you getting altogether but you will probably pay a higher rate.
You maybe better off posting this on the Mortgages board.
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