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Adam Heseltine
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Improving Credit Score -

Adam Heseltine
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Brighton, MI
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I have started doing some research into this and am curious if anyone has had success in removing hard inquiries from their credit score? Is this something I should so myself / use a service to do it (how much is that) ? I have several inquiries & will be applying for a loan in 60 days (BRRRR). Would love some direction from the BP community.

Thanks guys.

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Bob Okenwa
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Bob Okenwa
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If you're actually responsible for the hard inquiries and they are not a result of fraud, then they will not be removed.

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