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Can I still buy a house if my credit card is blacklisted?

If you take a loan to buy a house, you cannot buy it because you cannot get a loan. At present, personal credit records have been networked with banks across the country. Once a cardholder has a personal bad record in a certain bank, this record will be shared with other banks and will be eliminated after 5 years. Therefore, if the cardholder wants to borrow money from the bank during the period of black account, the possibility is basically zero. In order to avoid becoming a credit card blacklist and causing credit stains on themselves, cardholders must first establish a rational concept of consumption and good financial management habits, use credit cards reasonably within the scope of spending ability, and avoid excessive consumption.