u/CarefulAd6774

Had something happen recently that changed how I look at credit challenged borrowers.

A file that looked basically dead because of credit ended up moving way faster than I expected once the right negatives were attacked/removed. It made me realize some of the borrowers we’re writing off as “come back in 6–12 months” might actually be closer than we think, if the issue is specific derogatory items and not just a weak overall profile.

Obviously, I know the credit repair space is full of overpromising, and I’m not talking about magic. But when the file has income, assets, and real intent, and the only thing killing it is fixable credit damage, the upside of having the right credit contact is pretty big.

For the LOs her, how are you handling those files? Do you have someone you trust for this, or are you mostly just telling borrowers to wait it out?

Also curious what you’d need to see before trusting a credit repair person with your borrower, deleted items, score movement, compliance, speed, communication, refund policy, etc.

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u/CarefulAd6774 — 16 days ago

Just wanted to share this because it honestly helped me a lot.

My credit was sitting around a 540, and in about two weeks it jumped to the 750 range after working with a credit guy my buddy introduced me to. My buddy owns a mortgage company, so he deals with this stuff all the time and connected me with someone legit.

I know a lot of people are trying to get in position to buy a house, refinance, get better rates, or just clean up old credit issues, so I figured I’d share the win. Sometimes you just need the right person looking at your file.

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u/CarefulAd6774 — 16 days ago