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Husband doesn't have to go solo - it really depends on why her scores are lower if there's any derogatory issues I would say that could slow the process down if issues needed to be taken care of - if that's the case then I would say yes he could go solo to avoid any delays and possibly taking a .25 hit on the rate due to scores being under 700
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DC mortgage ~Husband's credit score is over 800 but wife's is 690. Should husband apply solo?
Ketaja
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Should they apply jointly or should husband apply solo? For best rate and quick approval? Any other pros or cons?
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