Your credit score is NOT your final grade. It's a starting point!
But who knows this?

Who cares?
The mortgage broker?
The lender?
The Seller?
Most of the Real Estate Agents?

The higher your buyer's credit (FICO) score, the lower their mortgage rate, the lower their payments.

The better your FICO score, the more your buyers can spend on a home.

When should a real estate agent get their potential buyer to look at their credit? As soon as the buyer mentions, "I'm not sure how my credit is.

Here's something to earn their trust and save them some headaches. Tell them NOT to use that "free" credit company with the guy with the guitar:

CLICK HERE to see what really happens when you use FreeCreditReport.com

Try using a credit adviser.

80% of all credit reports have errors.
Raising your score 2 points can mean hundreds of dollars a month in mortgage savings.

Beware, these folks can also be a scam. Here's one we're working with that has been helping people for 8 years. And he can help people anywhere in America!

GreenCreditLLC.com