Depends on your credit score.
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It depends is my answer. A lot of factors come into play and the lender will look at your credit score and your total credit picture. I suggest speaking with a local lender who will let you know for sure if you qualify or not and give you options. Best wishes, Sean
Maybe... It depends. What is the actual credit score is going to be the biggest factor. Old items, small amounts, and small totals won't usually be an issue. New items, and big amount are another story.
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