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gissyNYC
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So after 1.5 years of dealing with the CRA's i have managed to remove ALL negative TL's from my CRs. Except for a CA. It went delinquent in 2003 and the CA started reporting in 06. I already called the OC and they said they have nothing to do with it anymore. I sent the CA AFNI a DV letter, but they only sent me a letter with the name of the OC, original amount and acct #. From what i read on these boards AFNI has not been good at doing PDF's so i decided to leave it alone.

Will that 1 entry affect me alot if i apply for a mortgage?

Are my scores any good?

My Fako Scores are

TU:712 Equ:651 Exp:659

My Fico Scores are

TU:659 Equ:753

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I think with those scores you should have no problem. I had a higher TU (729) and lower EQ (685) and got a 30 YR. 6% Fixed just last month. Of course, income and down payment amounts have lots to do with how much and at what rate you qualify for.

If the collection is high buck, the mortgage provider may require you to pay.

Additionally, the market has turned into a buyers market. The interest rates have increased (tax deducible anyways) but there are lots of good deals out there. I got a 1.5 year old (originally 249,000) home for 149,000!

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....It went delinquent in 2003 and the CA started reporting in 06...... I already called the OC and they said they have nothing to do with it anymore...

gissyNYC

This is easy to do a disbute with the CA, they have 30 days to reply to your request to remove it from your CR. Disbutes average 2 wks for credit reports to be updated.

With your credit scores, you should not have any problem getting qualified for a loan.

Good Luck.......:)

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