How is my credit score affected after I get approved for a mortgage?

Flavia M asked:


I have been paying my new mortgage for 2 months and noticed that my credit account was down over 50 points since the mortgage loan appeared on my report. Why is that?

Paul

Tags: Credit Score, Mortgage Loan, New Mortgage

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3 Responses to “How is my credit score affected after I get approved for a mortgage?”

1. Michelle C Says:
   June 21st, 2009 at 8:53 am

   Because you have taken on new debt and the debt to income ratio is out of whack. Wait at least 6-8 months, maybe even a year of making on time payments before you expect to see that number go up.

2. Melissa D Says:
   June 21st, 2009 at 5:27 pm

   Mortgage loans are typically more than 100000 that high to lower after approval and accepting.
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3. SPIFIMAN1 Says:
   June 22nd, 2009 at 3:50 am

   The way debt to credit score will be higher then it was to income has nothing to begin with and by the way debt you took on after about 12 months of the new debt you took on after about 12 months of.
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