The cost of tri-merge credit reports used in mortgage lending has surged over 1,500% since late 2022, reaching $30 by 2026, according to a CHLA report. This increase significantly raises the overall loan closing costs for lenders and disproportionately impacts first-time homebuyers, highlighting the need for regulatory intervention to foster competition in credit scoring models.
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