I am getting really excited about this free webinar tomorrow night. If you are a rent to own or lease option investor, real estate agent or home seller this is important for you. If you want your buyers to close on the home you need to have them improve their credit. If you leave it up to them they almost never get around to it. You will need to help them along to get their credit in shape so they can qualify for a mortgage and purchase your rent to own home.
Not only will we look at whether credit repair companies work or if they are just a scam. We will also take a look at how credit scores are generated, what factors affect them and some common misconceptions about things you can or cannot do to improve your credit. You will be surprised by some of the information. There are a lot of myths out there about rebuilding credit and some of those myths can acutally hurt your credit not help them.
Not only is this information useful if you have a rent to own or lease option buyer but it can also be useful for you if you need to work on your own credit. Remember, the webinar is scheduled for tomorrow night, Wednesday, April 29th at 8 PM EST. To register go to my Wendy Patton site, under webinars.
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When you are selling a home as a rent to own or lease option, whether you are a home seller, a real estate agent, or a real estate investor, you must get your tenant-buyer to close on the home to complete the sale. Most tenant-buyers these days need to improve their credit to qualify for a mortgage. It's a lot harder to get loans now than it used to be. Some rent to own buyers have been through foreclosure or bankruptcy, others lost their jobs before coming to you, sometimes they just had too much debt and needed to pay off some bills. Whatever the reason almost all tenant-buyers need to improve their credit before they can complete the purchase of a rent to own home.
The rental period during the rent to own gives the tenant-buyer time to improve their credit and qualify for a mortgage. The question is should they work at it themselves or should they sign up with a credit repair company? Credit repair companies have been making some news lately, although not all of it is good. Because improving credit is so important for rent to own buyers so they can qualify for a mortgage, I have decided to host a webinar that takes a look at credit repair. We'll look at whether credit repair is a scam, and whether it can work. This webinar is absolutely free so I encourage you all to sign up. You can sign up on my Wendy Patton website. The webinar is Wednesday, April 29th, at 8 PM EST.
Remember, that improving credit is absolutely critical for tenant-buyers to purchase a rent to own home so you don't want to miss this.
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