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From Credit Repair to Credit Millionaire
by Donna Fox
 
Web site :  Click here to learn how the credit system works
 
 
Knowing how to affect and manage your personal credit score is HUGE! If you’re having trouble figuring out where to get the money for your real estate deals, it may be because you don’t understand credit as well as you need to.

Funny how banks write the rules on credit and they are also the ones with the decision making power on whether or not you get the money. They own this game and if you don’t understand the rules, you aren’t even IN the game!

Every real estate investor must understand credit and how to leverage it to your success. This 331-page book is discounted to $12 below retail and ships immediately.
 
The Attorneys Guide to Credit Repair
 
Web site :  Click here to order The Attorneys Guide to Credit Repair
 
 
The most common question I receive from investors is about how to get the money to buy real estate. The second most common question is about how to buy real estate with poor credit. Money and credit go hand in hand! Credit issues can prevent you from getting financing, and when you do qualify, the money costs you more in terms of higher rates.

If you're having credit challenges, pick up this guide to learn many techniques for improving your credit score that are not often talked about, including how to remove your name from the ChexSystems database!

 
Know Your Own Credit Score
 
Web site :  Click here to pull your credit report today
 
 
Do you know what your credit score is? If you're buying real estate and you're using any of the traditional financing methods, you must know your score before your lender does. And not only your score, but what appears on your credit report.

It is rare for a credit report to be error-free. Give yourself a chance to correct errors before a creditor sees them. You could substantially raise your score just by making these corrections.

I've had several instances where certain mortgages did not show up on my credit report. It's good to know this before you speak with a lender who will be pulling your credit report. Why divulge information unnecessarily?

I recommend pulling your own credit report once per quarter, or before any real estate transaction - whichever is more frequent. Contrary to popular belief, pulling your own credit report does not affect your score. Click on the link above and pull your credit report today!