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Why would you get in to Credit Repair?

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Real Estate Agent with Keller Williams Realty

As I was out networking last night a a local event my old mentor who helped me close my first deal asked me "Why would you get in to Credit Repair at this stage of your career?" I just replied that it was a perfect fit for me.
After much thought I realized there was much more to the answer than a perfect fit.

My main problem with being in real estate is once that door hits you on the way out (retirement) you have nothing. Maybe a couple of deals a year from referrals but ultimately nothing. This is also one of the reasons I joined Keller Williams 3 years ago, residual income from profit share, yes it dose really exist but it's tough and a long term project. I did get 8 other Realtors signed up to join KW last year, the returns are slow but it is a long term project.

So after I had sent 3 clients to my contact in credit restoration and then had an opportunity to advertise in the local military newspaper my contact asked "why, instead of giving my clients with less than perfect credit to him that I did not look into becoming an agent with FES (Finacial Education Services) and receive the rewards for doing so?".

To my great surprise there was a portion of residual income in the payment structure. The more I dug into the set up the more I began to realize that this may be a great fit. I work in a busy office with some great agents, I know tons of lenders and all of which could offer potential clients. Don't get me wrong I'm not thinking of jumping from one frying pan to another but to grow another source of income inside my real estate domain did appeal to me.

So that's what I did and in my first month did enough volume to get a promotion to field trainer with very little effort, which puts extra cash in my pocket. I have also started my team with a accountant and a lender being my first sign ups, that goes towards my future residual income. As I mentioned in my last post the enthusiasm from other realtors is fantastic, them knowing that there is a local source that can help their clients with low FICO's get back in the game in 45 to 60 days* (*clients may vary) in invaluable.

I also started trying to get my credit repaired using the FES program, in the next 20 to 30 days I will post the results of my first disputes to all three credit bureaus and the effect the actions have on MY less than perfect credit

If you know anyone that would like to learn more check out the 11 minute video at www.protectionthatpays.com or drop me an email to mikekwcv@gmail.com

Have a great week

Thanks for reading

Mike Watson
Keller Williams Realty
Chula Vista CA 91915
619 779 7279

Elite Home Sales Team
Elite Home Sales Team OC - Corona del Mar, CA
A Tenacious and Skilled Real Estate Team

That is interesting and I wish you well and I also wish you great success.

Feb 18, 2013 11:47 PM
Mike Watson
Keller Williams Realty - Chula Vista, CA

Hi Mark & Tim.

If you have any clients with less than perfect credit let me know.
As I said we are A+ rated with BBB and off a full money back guarantee.

 

Mike

619 743 8884

Feb 20, 2013 11:12 AM
Dave Halpern
Dave Halpern Real Estate Agent, Inc., Louisville, KY (502) 664-7827 - Louisville, KY
Louisville Short Sale Expert

End-consumers and Realtors must check references of credit repair companies. There are good credit repair professionals, who emphasize proper handling of consumer credit, and not just short term tricks to remove derogatories. Many potential home buyers are only 3 to 6 months away from repairing their credit and qualifying for a home. However, time isn't the only factor. They must follow the advice of a professional to accelerate their credit repair and to avoid making simple mistakes that can cause big credit score setbacks.

Aug 23, 2017 08:15 PM