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Raymond Y.
  • Jersey City, NJ
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Impact of Too Many Credit Inquiries/Hard Pulls

Raymond Y.
  • Jersey City, NJ
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As I start to accelerate my investing, I am beginning to get hit by more and more credit hard pulls as I am trying to get pre-approved to buy properties. Once I scale up, how do I balance between getting approved and not hurting my credit score too much?

On top of that, I am into credit card churning which means I apply for an average of one credit card per month to get the sign-up bonus.

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