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Old 12-08-2006, 09:45 PM
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Default Mortgage Credit Inquiries

Whenever you apply for a mortgage you have 14 days to apply elsewhere without a ding on credit. So I encourage you to get some various offers and to evaluate each closely.

A mortgage lender has 3 business days to send you a disclosure package called respa. It entails various policies and loan disclosures that will aide you in picking the best loan.

If you have any more questions just let me know.
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I thought every inquiry hurt your score, unless you pulled the credit yourself. Is this an exception to your other post, Greg?
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Whenever a mortgage lender pulls your credit, provided they pull what is called an RMCR (Residential Mortgage Credit Report) then it triggers the credit repository score card (the logical computer data table used for determining your score) to not drop your score for additional inquiries within 14 days of the original credit pull. Nearly all mortgage lenders use an RMCR.

This is one of the rare instances where additional inquiries would not hurt your score but I highly suggest that you only have 1 pulled and tell the other lenders you contact what your middle score is. I would still avoid having them pull your credit if you can.

Even though your score may not be impacted it does not mean a lender may not turn you down due to your high number of inquiries.
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Whoa... that first paragraph was over my head. LOL!

Anyway, I think I get it. Mortgage people pulling my score within 14 days of the first pull shouldn't hurt my score, but just to be safe give the subsequent people my "middle" score.

I assume the "middle" score means the score in the "middle" out of the three you can get. Seems obvious, but is that right?
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Yes you are correct. You are getting it. You deffinately are "Crafty"
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Hehehehe! That's not what "crafty" is supposed to mean. Check my profile for why I am really "crafty". LOL!
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It still takes a "Crafty" mentality to be able to craft scrapbooks, knit, and all that other stuff.

So you are a crafty crafter lol
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Most lenders that are worth a darn won't just go off what you tell them your score is, though.
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