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Credit Bureau Inquiry Letter of Explanation
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Its commonplace today for lenders to require borrowers to address recent inquiries on their credit bureau reports. Recent credit bureau inquiries may indicate acquisition of new debt. Since there is a two to three month lag-time between the acquisition of new debt incurred and its presence on a credit bureau report, lenders are requiring written statements from borrowers affirming that no additional debt has been acquired since the credit bureau report was pulled. Lenders feel that this is a necessary step in order limit default risk due to undisclosed debt service payments. This is an example of a Letter of Explanation regarding Credit Bureau Inquries. We have provided you with the dates and companies of your latest credit bureau inquiries. Please provide us with a letter specific to your inquiries and please let us know if youve incurred any new debt as a result of these inquiries. I can be reached at 561-703-3454 or porcellimortgage@gmail.com
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