How do I remove a SHORT SALE from a credit report?
A short sale is when the lender is willing to accept a home or a piece of real estate being sold for less than the amount owed on the mortgage.
Typically this happens because a homeowner is really far behind on making payments and can't catch up and the house is worth less than the amount they owe.
Now, this really sucks for the homeowner because according to QuickenLoans a Short Sale on your credit report can lower your score by 160 points and stay on the report for YEARS!
If you’ve ever tried to get a short sale removed from a credit report, you know how hard it can be! Alotta folks get stuck and can’t ever get rid of it.
But what if I told you there’s a secret method you can use that will get you a deletion nearly every single time you use it?
Today I’m going to reveal the step-by-step secret way to remove a short sale from any credit report EVEN if you’re just getting started in credit repair.
Key Takeaways for This Week:
- Are you struggling to remove a short sale from a credit report? (0:00)
- There’s a secret to removing short sales (and it works every time!) (0:50)
- What exactly is a short sale? (1:39)
- Why are short sales so hard to remove from credit reports? (2:44)
- How to remove a short sale from your client’s credit report (4:26)
- Bonus step in case the bureaus ignore your letter or respond inappropriately? (8:03)
- Here’s why you shouldn’t worry about the cost of hiring an FCRA attorney (9:04)
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