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Jacob M Junge
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  • Indian Head, MD
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Keeping a high credit score when buying multiple homes.

Jacob M Junge
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Indian Head, MD
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How do you keep your credit score high when buying multiple homes in a short period, especially when they hit your credit score for approval.

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    @Jacob M Junge I would be very careful as you are right on the threshold of where you get the best deals. I just went through a refi and when I asked about the best refi rates, was told that anything over 750 was considered the best. There are some Credit Score calculators which should be able to give you an idea of what the change to your credit score would be.

    It is also worth knowing that they take you median credit score. I am not sure if you have pulled your score for all 3 agencies but I would recommend doing this so. You may be at 750 for 1 but higher or lower for the others. 

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