If you are renting directly through the landlord will bad credit affect you?
This weeks Ask The Angels episode is from Liz and is all about bad credit - a question I’m asked about often.
Here’s Liz's question...
“If you are renting directly through the landlord will bad credit affect you.
Or can a landlord get past that?"
My answer surprises some people.
And it angers others.
The true answer is...
YES - you can do rent to rent if you have bad credit.
Some of the most successful business people and entrepreneurs started off with nothing or even significantly in debt. Many of them have gone bankrupt in the past or managed their money badly.
There are some provisions though, if you have gone through our four step Credit Success process, you are ready to get started in rent to rent right now.
And if you haven’t, do these steps first and then get started afterwards.
I’m going to answer from working with what you have now.
I’ll talk about cleaning up your credit afterwards.
Whatever the challenge, there are always multiple approaches you can take to ensure you hit your goals.
You’ve got bad credit and you’d like to rent properties from letting agents,
So, what can you do?
Rent to rent is a fantastic way to start in business, to become a wealth creator and to really make changes in your life.
You can have you question answered at
✅ https://rent2rentsuccess.com/ask ✅
If you’re on Spotify it’d be amazing if you can do that for us
✅ https://rent2rentsuccess.com/spotify ✅
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See you soon!
Stephanie & Nicky
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