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Kathy C.
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How to keep Credit score high while still buying homes

Kathy C.
  • Raleigh, NC
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Each time I buy a home my credit score takes a hit. I'm trying to brainstorm ways to do minimal damage to my credit while still borrowing for more homes and increasing my debt load. What do you do ? Or do you just have your score drop a few points per new loan?

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Joseph Cox
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  • Altamonte Springs, FL
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Joseph Cox
  • REALTOR®
  • Altamonte Springs, FL
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Although you can't help installment loans (house & car) affecting your credit score, you can have a great effect on your revolving credit (credit cards/storecards) by keeping your debt-to-credit ratio at 30% or less. Joining a credit site like Quizzle or CreditKarma may help you understand credit semantics, and they're free to join.

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