How much will this hurt my credit?
My husband and I are in the process of purchasing a house. We have been pre-approved for a FHA loan. We have 4 bids in on houses, and one small sale contingency being reviewed by the bank.
On Thursday, I was involved in a car accident. My car is totaled. Insurance will pay for the current value of my car, which will leave me anywhere between 1,000-2,000 upside down. I have been told that this will roll over into whatever car loan I get next. I am intent on keeping my payment the same (if not lower) than it was before, to keep my debt-to-income ratio the same.
When I get a new car loan, it is going to pay off (and close) my current car loan account, plus I’ll have to get my credit run to open a new loan account. My credit is excellent right now (Fico 2 is 711), and I don’t want to do anything that will screw us out of getting a house. How much will this hurt my credit?
Thanks in advance for any help you can offer. If there is a better category for me to post this in, please advise!
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