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Updated almost 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Mortgage Lender Charging For Credit Check
Hello! New investor here 👋🏻
Is it standard practice for a lender to charge for a credit check? Currently being charged $40 for a "credit report payment authorization".
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@Danny Ferrari yes this is standard. The credit check fee, however, should be the only fee that the lender chrarges if you are obtaining a loan estimate. If there are any other fees that the lender included, those are the one's I'd be questioning. Hope this helps!