Question: During the past three years, Iv’e sustained some marks to my credit record. Iv’e had a single incident of both a 30 day past due, and a 60 day past due payment on a charge card. Will this come back to bite me during the loan qualification process in the near term. I have been told the majority of lenders are most concerned with the last 2-3 years of payment history, rather than an isolated incident stemming back several years. How much, if any truth is there to this assumption?
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