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Not Perfect Credit
Just because your credit isn't perfect does not mean you
cannot obtain financing. Most lenders have special loan
programs specifically created for the people with not so
perfect credit. . In this case the rates will be higher
and LTVs allowed will be lower.
Check with our Loan Officer for a loan program for you.
Also, ask about Credit Analyzer, which may assist in
improving your credit score.
Credit Reporting Agencies collect information about you
and your credit history from public records, your
creditors and other reliable sources. These agencies
make your credit history available to your current and
prospective creditors and employers as allowed by law.
Credit agencies do not grant or deny credit.
The credit reporting agencies are:
Equifax
Experian
Transunion
CREDIT ANALYZER
Score Analyzer: The score magic system allows us to
obtain a detailed analysis of borrower credit score
along with suggestions on what actions will increase
their scores and how much they may be increased.
Rapid Re-Score is a service that can have newly updated
or verified information corrected or added to the
database of all three repositories usually within 72
hours after disputes have been verified.
The benefit to Rapid Re-Score is that now all three
repositories can "Re-Score" an applicant. It gives a
control to finalize discrepancies, and allow applicants
to qualify for more loan programs.
How Does It Work?
We will fax the Rapid Re-score Information request form
with appropriate documentation and they will investigate
the items in question as quickly as possible. Once the
new information can be updated and verified they will
make the necessary changes to the database of all three
repositories. You can then retrieve the updated and
re-scored report.
Are There Any Drawbacks (Guarantees)?
Please note that we cannot and will not guarantee that
the Credit score on a newly update credit file will
increase or even stay the same. Our subscribed credit
company has no control on how credit scores are
calculated and cannot make guesses on whether a score
might go up or down.
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