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Is Credit Repair Really Ok? or are we setting up our clients to fail?

By Pamela Kemper

Real Estate Broker/Owner with Azure Tide Realty and Pamela Kemper Florida School of Real Estate

April 06, 2008 03:16 PM

Is Credit Repair Really Ok? or are we setting up our clients to fail? is a posting I made in my group about using credit repair for your clients.

I always find it interesting the reactions I get from other professionals when they discover that I actually market to home buyers who need credit repair.

I have found this to be a legitimate and succesful way to generate business.

I hope you will consider joining my goup so that we can share ideas about how to close more deals while helping our clients enjoy the American dream.

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Darren Stewart

Mortgage Investment Services Corporation - Broken Arrow, OK

Licensed MLO in Oklahoma and Arkansas

It is a great way to win a client for life, I stay in contact with them and give them tips on how to repair their credit, and when its time to finance a home they are so grateful, there are a ton of tools available out there to assist the client including rapid rescore, credit xpert- and what if simulations. Those can be magic for the client when used properly.

Darren Stewart

OakStar Bank

Apr 06, 2008 03:23 PM

Pamela Kemper

Azure Tide Realty and Pamela Kemper Florida School of Real Estate - Bradenton, FL

Pamela Kemper

Darren, I agree. I have found it to be a great nitch. The trick is putting a system in place that allows you to stay in touch with these clients while you focus today on your "A" ready, qualified buyers

Pam

Apr 06, 2008 03:28 PM

Ted Mackel

Keller Williams Realty Simi Valley - Simi Valley, CA

Simi Valley Real Estate Agent

Welcome to Active Rain!!! Great way to start off with a Blog post. Make sure to check out other blogs so you can see what works and what does not.

I have made several blog posts on credit repair. I hope to get the next installment our later this week.

Apr 06, 2008 04:16 PM