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credit rating for a minimum of one (1) year prior <br /> to receiving approval for any IRCLHAProgram <br /> application. <br /> For applicants applying for both SHIP funds and a <br /> loan from a financial institution, the applicable <br /> financial institution shall determine whether each <br /> applicant's credit is satisfactory based upon the <br /> applicable financial institution's credit <br /> standards. For all other applicants except <br /> applicants for rehabilitation loans, county staff <br /> will assess each applicant's credit based upon the <br /> information provided in a credit report from one of <br /> the three national credit reporting agencies. An <br /> applicant will be deemed to have satisfactory <br /> credit if the applicable credit report shows that, <br /> in the previous 12 months, the applicant had: <br /> - No more than (4) 30 day late payments <br /> - No more than (1) 60 day late payment <br /> - No 90 day late payments <br /> - No more than 2 collections <br /> - No Collection or combination of collections <br /> more than $500.00 <br /> Judgment liens for medical expenses may be <br /> acceptable if a repayment plan is established and <br /> payments have been made for at least the previous <br /> 12 months. <br /> Regardless of an applicant's credit history for the <br /> previous 12 months, an applicant's credit will NOT <br /> be considered satisfactory if the applicant's <br /> credit history shows: <br /> - Any charge offs that were not subsequently <br /> paid or discharged in a bankruptcy <br /> - Active judgments against the applicant <br /> - Repossessions with a remaining balance payable <br /> by the applicant <br /> - Bankruptcies that have not been fully <br /> discharged for two years with no new negative <br /> credit history <br /> Applicants for rehabilitation loans will be deemed <br /> to have satisfactory credit if the applicable <br /> credit report shows that there is no active charge <br /> off or judgement against the applicant. <br /> 43 <br />