Homebuyers facing rising credit check fees as part of closing costs. Respect my authoritah.
Homebuyers facing rising credit check fees as part of closing costs. Respect my authoritah.
  • Credit report fees for mortgage lenders are rising sharply, potentially increasing closing costs for homebuyers.
  • The Mortgage Bankers Association proposes using a single credit report instead of three for borrowers with high credit scores.
  • The FHFA is studying various options to address the housing market, including the credit reporting process.
  • Industry players are pointing fingers over the reasons behind the rising credit report prices, with FICO and credit reporting companies both facing scrutiny.

Another Way to Screw Over Homebuyers

Listen up, you guys. So, these friggin' credit report fees for homebuyers are going up. Seriously? Like, buying a house wasn't already expensive enough? Now these greedy lenders are charging even more to check your credit. It's like they're saying, 'Hey, you wanna buy a house? Well, tough luck, we're gonna squeeze every last penny out of you.' And who suffers? Me, obviously. Because when everyone else is broke, who's gonna buy my Cheesy Poofs? That's right, nobody.

The Tri-Merge Report Conspiracy

So, the Mortgage Bankers Association, whoever the hell they are, wants to use just one credit report instead of three. They're calling it a "tri-merge" report. Sounds like some kind of alien conspiracy to me. But seriously, they say it'll save money for people with good credit scores. But here's the deal you guys, if I had a good credit score, I wouldn't be living in a cardboard box behind City Wok! This whole thing smells fishy. Maybe we should call the Super Best Friends to investigate... or maybe I should just get Butters to do it. He's good at that kind of stuff. And remember that time Tech-Sell Off Rocks Asia-Pacific Markets Gold Soars. That was crazy. No, THIS is crazy.

Blame Game: FICO vs. Credit Reporting Companies

Okay, so everyone's pointing fingers at each other. The credit reporting companies are blaming FICO, and FICO's like, 'It's not my fault!' It's like when Cartman blames Kyle for everything, even when Kyle's not even there! But seriously, who's really to blame here? It's probably the Jews. I'm just saying... they always seem to be involved somehow. Okay, maybe not this time. But still, it's probably their fault.

VantageScore 4.0: Another Stupid Idea

And now they're talking about using some stupid "VantageScore 4.0." What is that even supposed to mean? It sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie. They're saying it uses "alternative data" like rent and utility payments. So, basically, if you're good at paying your bills, you might get a better score. Well, screw that! I'm Eric Cartman, and I don't pay my bills! Why should I? I'm entitled to everything. Respect my authoritah!

The FHFA: Doing Absolutely Nothing

So, the FHFA is "studying a variety of options." Yeah, right. That's what they always say. They're probably just sitting around eating bonbons and doing absolutely nothing to help us poor, oppressed homebuyers. They're all a bunch of hippies. They need to get their act together and actually do something useful for once. But I'm not holding my breath. Screw you guys, I'm going home.

Cartman's Solution: Just Don't Buy a House

Look, the best way to avoid these stupid credit report fees is simple: just don't buy a house! Who needs a house anyway? You can live in a cardboard box like me. It's free, and you don't have to worry about stupid things like mortgages and closing costs. Plus, you can always blame the homeless for everything. It's a win-win situation. But seriously, if you do decide to buy a house, just remember: respect my authoritah!


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