Credit with Chris – Q&A #19 – If someone is looking to re-establish credit after bankruptcy or foreclosure, how do go about that when their credit scores are low?

Question: If someone is looking to re-establish credit after bankruptcy or foreclosure, how do go about that when their credit scores are low?

Answer:  (More detail on video)  First, don’t dwell on your current scores and focus on the fact that credit can be restored.  Yes you can survive after a bankruptcy or foreclosure.  First thing is to establish a positive trade line or account.  Try to isolate the issue and work around it.  You can always dispute the accuracy or verification of the debt on your credit profile, but that doesn’t change the fact that it happened and there may be other areas that it will be exposed.  Remember, establish positive reporting and stay encouraged – the best is yet to come!

Submit your questions and for more information on establishing positive trade lines contact us today at 877-896-2831.  Also, get your free consultation at www.visioncreditservices.com or assessment@visioncreditservices.com.  Also, visit our website for more information about our services or to download a free copy of “Your First Step to Credit Restoration” at www.visioncreditservices.com.

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