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A good credit rating is the most valuable thing we have when it comes to financial independence. Sadly, the information in our credit reports is often inaccurate. Surveys have revealed that nearly 80% of all consumer credit reports contain serious errors or mistakes of some kind. This prevents millions of Americans from being able to purchase homes, automobiles, and other consumer goods and services. Additionally, many people are paying high interest rates unnecessarily. This results in an endless cycle of high monthly payments, which many consumers cannot afford. Unable to pay their bills on time, they continue adding negative information to their credit report, causing their finances to go in a downward spiral, which can have a devastating effect on their lives.
Because credit reports are widely accessed by lenders, it is important that the information is as accurate and up-to-date as possible. Our Credit Restoration service helps consumers restore their good credit rating and achieve their financial goals. Our proven process is highly effective in producing results that enable our customers to purchase or re-finance a home, buy an automobile or start a business. Our software technology and experienced staff enable us to efficiently process thousands of customers each month while delivering personalized service that is unsurpassed in the industry. Here are some of the features our service offers:
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How Credit Scores are Used
In addition to evaluating your risk level for borrowing money, credit scores are increasingly being used to determine employment eligibility, insurance rates, and in some cases, the rates charged for utilities. Your credit score is one of the most important numbers in your life. Most scores will range from 300 to 900, with the average American credit score being 677. Keep in mind, the higher your score, the better the terms of the credit you will qualify for.
Below is a breakdown of score ranges and what kind of terms borrowers can expect at various levels:
650 or higher - A score of 650 or above indicates a very good credit profile. People falling into this range will usually be able to obtain credit quickly and at a good interest rate.
620 to 650 - Scores between 620 and 650 are also very good and typically where most credit scores fall. These consumers may find that potential creditors could require additional documentation for larger loans and the loan process may take longer as a result.
620 or less - This score brings higher interest rates for borrowers. If credit is granted, the process will take longer and will be on less than ideal terms. Borrowers will pay significantly higher interest rates than those in the 700 or higher credit score range, and in some cases, credit may be denied.
For details about how our process works, please click on the Credit Restoration tab at the top of this page. We can help you make good credit a reality, not just a dream. Let us show you how today!


1. Pay off all credit cards as close to zero as possible, but do not close them. Closing a credit card is one of the worst things you can do to harm your score.
2. If you can't pay them off then spread the balances you carry evenly over all of your credit cards. It is better to have four credit cards at 50% of their limit than two credit cards maxed out.
3. Call all of your credit card companies and ask them if you qualify for a credit line increase WITHOUT them having to pull a copy of your credit report. If they pull your report it will hurt you as an inquiry. Most companies will increase your limit based solely on your good payment history with them. Make sure to stress to the credit card company that you do not want them to pull your credit. Sometimes they will say yes, sometimes they will say no. Increasing your available credit reduces your debt ratio and increases your score.
4. If you are in the process of getting a mortgage and you can't payoff your credit cards, then I suggest borrowing money from a relative to payoff your credit cards until the loan funds. After the loan goes through you can repay the family member by taking a cash advance on your credit card. This alone can sometimes increase the credit score up to 100 points or more and save you thousands in interest over the life of your loan.
5. If you are married and buying the house together, and if you have separate credit from your spouse; you can always transfer your debt to his or her credit cards and get the loan solely in your name. Whoever has the higher credit score should unload their debt onto the other spouse to increase their score even more. After the loan funds you can quit claim deed the other spouse onto the property and balance transfer to his/her credit card to pay back the short-term loan.
6. Do not apply for credit unless you really have too when in the process of buying a home because each time you do, your credit score will drop.
7. Bring all of the accounts on your credit report that show an amount in the "past due" column current immediately. Past dues kill a credit score. Call that creditor and ask them what amount you would have to pay to bring the account current. This tip does not apply to collection accounts.
8. Do not pay collections or charge offs that are three years or older while going through the mortgage process because they will update your credit report as being paid which will actually decrease your score because a three year old collection all of a sudden has recent activity, even though you did something positive there is a defect in the credit scoring software that doesn't distinguish this fact. Pay them through escrow (at the closing) so that you will already have your house before the negative effect from paying them takes place a month after they are paid. If you have credit card debt, unpaid judgments, collections or charge offs that have a balance of $500 or more and have the money to settle them, call your rep at our company and discuss how we can save you thousands by negotiating the debt for pennies on the dollar. A settled collection/charge-off on your credit report is no worse than one that gets paid in full as far as the credit scoring software is concerned.
9. Collections or charge-offs that are less than three years old should be paid when possible; but remember! You should not pay the full balance unless you have to. Most debts can be settled for an average of 55 cents on the dollar with a few exceptions (Utility collections, Student Loans and Tax liens usually need to be paid in full).
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