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Elite Financial, LLC
By Aaron Matthews February 04, 2010
I have used Elite for myself and my clients. In the mortgage industry, you need all the help you can get and these guys really help out. They always give me free advice and good rates to solve problems. ...read more
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By Elite Financial, LLC May 25, 2012
Is your credit file thin?
Is your credit file thin? Try these steps to creating a good file June 20, 2011 byCesar Marrufo·Leave a Comment (Edit) • Add an authorized user acctAsk a friend/relative/business partner to add your name to one of their good credit card accts as an authorized user. This enables their good credit acct to reflect on your credit report and you automatically have their years of good paying history. This is an overnight success for your credit score. (Normally takes 30 days to get on the report.) Although it is good for score, lenders know that this is not your account and has no benefit through the lenders’ eyes. • **Open a secured credit card account like the one above. This card is set up with no credit check. This account will take 4- 6 months to mature, but is a good way to invest in your credit. Try with your local bank to see if they offer one of these. Otherwise, go to credit cards.com click on left side column that says “cards for bad credit”. Open one of these to begin your credit history. Make sure you pick one that has the best deal for you financially, but more importantly, one that reports to all 3 credit bureaus. • The 3rd option is something our company offers. For a fee of $495, we can have a credit account added to your report with a $5000 limit. This can only be used at an online e-books store and is set up for automatic approval. • Whenever you add a new account to your credit report, the account needs time to age and add points to your scores. Generally, 4-6 months is that time frame. ...read more
By Elite Financial, LLC June 20, 2011