Mortgage - (FICO)
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What is your FICO Score?
payment history 35%
amounts owed 30%
length of credit history 15%
credit use 10%
new credit 10%
PARTIAL CREDIT BUREAU SCORECARD
ATTRIBUTES POINTS
number of bank credit cards
0 15
1 22
2 {30}
3 40*
4+ 30
number of inquiries last month 0 75*
1 55
2+ {40}
number of months on file
-12 12
12-23 {35}
24-47 60*
48+ 75*
number of months since most recent bank card opening
no bank cards 32
bank card,not open date 40
0-5 {20}
6-11 25
12-17 30
18-23 38
24+ 45*
number of months since most recent derogatory public record
no public record {75*}
0-5 10
6-11 15
12-23 25
24+ 49
*represents the maximum points possible
{} represents the actual points received
©195,Fair, Isaac and Co, Inc
HOW MISTAKES AFFECT FICO
CREDIT MISTAKE IF YOUR SCORE IS 680 IF YOUR SCORE IS 780
maxed out card down 10-30 points down 25-45 points
30 days late payment down 60-80 points down 25-45 points
debt settlement down 45-65 points down 140-160 points
foreclosure down 85-105 points down 140-160 points
bankruptcy down 130-150 points down 220-240 points
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Showing posts with label Home owners insurance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Home owners insurance. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
credit scores - understanding your credit score HOW MISTAKES AFFECT FICO
Saturday, February 7, 2015
Florida building codes
The Florida Building Code applies to: ". . . the construction, erection, alteration, modification, repair, equipment, use and occupancy, location, maintenance, removal and demolition of every public and private building, structure.” 101.4.2
Prior to 1992, Florida did not have a statewide building code. Hurricane Andrew (August 1992) caused about $16 billion in insured damage and revealed a statewide problem: Florida had an outdated system of locally administered building codes, codes compliance, and enforcement. The Florida Building Codes Study Commission was created to review the existing system and to make suggestions for improvement. Based on the weaknesses revealed during the sixteen months of study, the need for a single, statewide code was firmly established. The Florida Building Code was created by regulation (HB 4181) in 1998 and took effect in March of 2001.
The Florida Building Code is updated every three years and supersedes all local codes. Local amendments are only acceptable if they exceed existing requirements. This unified code serves as the sole document whose purpose is to incorporate all building standards adopted by all enforcement agencies and state agencies that license different types of facilities
Friday, January 16, 2015
Does Home Owners insurance cover mold remediation?
http://www.houselogic.com/home-advice/home-insurance/homeowners-insurance-mold-covered/
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