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leah_ifft@sbcglobal.net wants to know:

I currently work as a mortgage broker who specializes in bad credit loans. I have helped many of my clients understand their credit reports and what they can do to improve their credit.

I love this part of my job, am good at it and would like to turn it into a source of income.

I would like to take a credit repair client, obtain their credit reports and explain the information contained in them in detail. I would give recommendations about what they can do to raise their score and a detailed step by step plan of action. For an additional fee, I would dispute incorrect items on their behalf.

I plan to keep my prices low and offer honest, realistic advice specific to the individual’s situation and goals.

What certifications or licenses do I need to start a business that does this?
I did find out I need a $50,000 surety bond for this. How do I get that?
I have checked my state’s website and most of the information given there was pretty vague. I’d like to hear from someone who has done this before.

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Bill T wants to know:

I don’t understand why if you give a bank money up front, and that’s your limit on the card, why they have to pull a credit report? Is there any way around? The reason I don’t want a report pulled is I’m trying to raise the score, but it’s already been affected negatively by too many inquiries.

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Brad Z wants to know:

I don’t understand why if you give a bank money up front, and that’s your limit on the card, why they have to pull a credit report? Is there any way around? The reason I don’t want a report pulled is I’m trying to raise the score, but it’s already been affected negatively by too many inquiries.

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BlackDahlia wants to know:

I don’t understand why if you give a bank money up front, and that’s your limit on the card, why they have to pull a credit report? Is there any way around? The reason I don’t want a report pulled is I’m trying to raise the score, but it’s already been affected negatively by too many inquiries.