Impact on score/Mortgage

Discussion in 'Credit Talk' started by jen4571, Sep 26, 2002.

  1. jen4571

    jen4571 Member

    Does getting a mortgage and having it reported on your credit reports make your scores go up, down or doesn't change? When I leased my car, my score went down 21 points because the value of my debt increased. Thanks in advance for any help!
     
  2. Nave

    Nave Well-Known Member

    Yes!

    RNG!

    Actually the correct answer is, "it depends" on what else is listed on your report....How long you have had credit...average of your accounts...the amount of debt you have...the amount of available credit you have...etc etc etc. You can not tell what it will do until after it appears.

    However, over time with prompt payments your score will then go up for sure :).

    -Peace, Dave
     
  3. tnobles

    tnobles Well-Known Member

    My mortgage started reporting last week, 5 months reviewed, pays as agreed, never late, my scores did not change
     
  4. kustomkat

    kustomkat Well-Known Member

    my mortgage had no effect on my score until the 1 year mark when my equifax fico jumped over 20 points...

    I did not notice a change on creditexpert though...



    kev
     
  5. Maer

    Maer Well-Known Member

    I know on one of my reports it gave top 5 reasons for scoring poorly and top 5 that helped my score. One of the goodies was because I had a mortgage. I did read somewhere (probably here) that it takes like 6 months for it to positively affect your score.
     

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