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Apartment Debt Settlement

Settle Apartment Debt and Evictions

Texas Credit Law assist clients in settling apartment collection debts, ideally aiming for a deletion or removal from the credit report. Often, due to their relationships with apartment debt collectors, they are able to achieve results that others cannot. Clients hire them for their speed, efficiency, and results. What They Do: They set the appropriate expectation with the client, informing them of...

Pay Stub Generators

The Risks of Using Pay Stub Generators for Rental Applications

Applying for a rental property can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to providing proof of income. With the rise of digital technologies, pay stub generators have become a popular tool for creating income documentation quickly and easily. However, while these generators may seem like a convenient solution, they can also come with significant risks. Using pay stub...

Can Credit Privacy Numbers (CPNs) be used for Apartment Leasing?

Let's explore the nuances of apartment leasing, especially for those facing unique financial challenges. Today, we delve into a critical question many of our clients ask: "Can Credit Privacy Numbers (CPNs) be used for Apartment Leasing?" Finding a new apartment can often feel like navigating a maze, especially for those who have encountered financial hurdles in the past. Whether it's a history of...

WHAT IS A BROKEN LEASE AND HOW DOES IT AFFECT YOU?

A broken lease occurs when a renter fails to fulfill the terms of a lease agreement, most commonly by moving out before the lease term has ended. It is also known as property debt, early move out, lease break, property collections, and remaining balance. A broken lease can significantly impact your ability to rent or lease an apartment in the future. Many people face this issue and have limited options on...

CHECK YOUR CREDIT REPORT

Review your credit report from each credit reporting agency at least once a year. Credit report helps to know where you stand financially at the year ending. The law of credit report many vary from state to state. But generally one can investigate their credit report from any of three financial bureaus. To check your credit report you need to provide all of the following information to the financial...