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Jared Lichtin
  • Contractor
  • Cleveland, OH
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Do Property Managers need Credit Repair for Tenant Applicants?

Jared Lichtin
  • Contractor
  • Cleveland, OH
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Hi, I have been seeing a lot of posts about tenants applying for a lease through a property manager, and getting denied for a low credit score. Whether its for a rental property or multifamily, I assume investors meet perfect tenants sometimes but their credit isn't great.

I am an attorney running a real estate practice in Houston, and my credit repair company I use has been fantastic for protecting my clients' credit through consumer fraud transactions. However, he only does b2b accounts for protection & repair.

Anyone know if property management firms might be interested in his services? I know credit repair is a shady area, but he's quite successful at cleaning up my client's credit in 60 days. (collections, judgments, liens, foreclosures, bankruptcy, etc) Sorry hope this is the right place to post this.

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