Skip to main content

The truth about credit repair and the bubble of yours that needs busting

The truth about credit repair & the bubble of yours that needs bursting

You may be getting frustrated with your disputes and wanting to jump ship/throw in the towel/etc.
I get it. Results are NOT easy to come by. It takes PATIENCE and it seems to be something that literally no one has these days. It takes HARD WORK. I could go on for like 2 hours about how lazy people are, looking for that next "get rich without lifting a finger and do it overnight" type of thing. Nobody wants to put on their big-boy pants. 
Well, I'm here to break your little bubble. 
Everyone else wants to feed you a lie and dig into your pocket. It's all about the sales gimmic. Oh, haven't you heard about the letter-to-end-all-disputes, the 14-day sweep, the 4-letter remove it or I'll sue you, the guaranteed deletion in 4 business days credit repair lies? It doesn't exist. If it did, you wouldn't be reading this because you'd be doing it or would have done it already and you'd be sitting in that brand new car or reading a book on the veranda instead of checking out this post while driving your hoopty (put the phone down). 
It amazes me that people tell me they thought it would only take 60 days to remove their charge-off or repo... Like, where did you get that info? You thought you'd wait until 2 months before you apply for a house to get rid of your $15k charge-off so that you could qualify for a $500k loan? Oh, and you don't want to pay $1000 so that you can get that $15k charge-off off to qualify for that $500k loan? Seriously? Don't you think they put it on your credit report to being with to ensure that other creditors know that you're a risk so that you don't get what you want?
So this is where we begin (generally): 
  • It's going to take you about a year to get your credit together so that you can get your life together.
  • It's going to be REALLY difficult and you're more than likely going to spend between $1000-2000 to do so.
  • You're going to have to pay your bills on time and if you haven't learned to do this yet, you do not want to start working on your credit.
  • If you owe your creditors and it's within the SOL, they can take you to court
  • If something is removed from your credit report, you STILL owe it
My recommendation:
See this for what it really is. Your credit is the ONE thing that stands in the way of the lifestyle that you want and the things in life that are needed, not just wanted. You need to put in the same intensity to fixing your credit as you did ruining it and that's accomplished, you'll be truly free. 
Start by recognizing that this is an uphill battle and that there's going to be some bloodshed. Know that if you go all the way through, you'll come out on the other side with some really cool looking scars. 
If you are able to see the truth in this, then you have a great chance of being helped. 
If you need help, there are some great resources that can help, and I offer a lot of them. 
If you're done with the sales gimmics and want to get some cool battle scars, schedule a free call at https://www.expertcreditsweeps.com/bookonline
Cheers,
Kristin

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Tips for my brokers; Craigslist, Facebook, websites, advertising and more!

I work 90% with brokers, 10% with clients, and I actually prefer to work with brokers, as I have contact with only one person instead of 300 clients. So considering there are 528 of you brokers, I figured that I would post some tips and tricks for my brokers. I will break it down into sections to make it easier reading, and if you have any questions, comments or suggestions, let me know! Advertising Advertising can be a serious pain in the butt, and it is utterly necessary for a business like this one. I will give you a couple of suggestions that work for me. I am mostly just word of mouth now and do not need to advertise, as I have thousands of clients, but there are days when I do put my business out there again for new clients. Craigslist It is quite difficult to advertise with CL now, but there are tons of ways to get around being flagged or to prevent it from happening. CL is the 4th most visited site in the  world , so that right there should tell you that you need...

3 Resons why you should wait to apply for new credit

Applying for new credit before all derogatory items are deleted: My advice to my clients is always the same: wait until you're done with your credit repair or credit sweep program, but have a strategy to move forward from there. Here's a few reasons why: #1 you may be denied if you still have 1-2 items remaning and will end up with new inquiries that will drop your score #2 it may hinder the process of removing the last few items and can add 1-3 months to the timeframe #3 you may be approved with a very low limit and would have to wait 3-5 months prior to requesting an increase. In comparison, you can wait til everything has been completed and obtain a higher limit right off the bat. Here's a real-life example: I have a client would only has 4/86 negative items remaining and he wanted to move forward with his mortgage. I advised him to wait because (see #1) it would add inquiries and he may not be approved. He'd mentioned tha...

How to Fight "Verified", "Frivilous" & will not reinvestigate" Responses

https://www.expertcreditsweeps.com/book-online to schedule your free consultation! Are your disputes coming back as verified, frivilous or they won't reinvestigate? Are you going to accept stall tactics, scare tactics and denials? NO! What you need to do is look at your credit repair or credit sweep process and figure out the cause for these responses because you shouldn't be receiving them if you're doing this correctly! Are you sending in template letters? Disputing all of your derogatory accounts in 1 letter? Using generic dispute reasons? Using a credit repair company that's doing any of these things? One of these can be the reason you're encountering this and you need to stop right now. What can you do? #1 Don't use dispute templates #2 Dispute based off factual info from your credit report #3 Find out HOW the items are being "verified" #4 Fight them on the "frivilous" response #5 Make complaints #6 Don't take "NO...