Free Credit Help for Your Real Estate Clients
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Do you frequently get credit-related questions from your real estate clients? Want to offer free credit help through your website or blog? If you answered yes to either of these questions, you'll be interested in the Consumer Credit Help blog we have launched over at the Home Buying Institute.
This blog is our way of responding to the housing and credit crisis that has wrecked our economy. It serves as a convenient Q&A tool, through which consumers may ask credit-related questions (any subject related to credit reports, scores, managing credit card debt, etc.).
All questions are answered by financial experts with a wealth of knowledge on the subject. Best of all, every Q&A session is posted on the blog, as opposed to being handled by email. This benefits the home-buying public in general. The more questions that get answered, the more valuable the blog becomes. At the rate we are going, I expect to have more than 100 Q&A sessions posted by the first week of January.
The ultimate goal of the new site is to create a better-educated group of future home buyers. That's also why I'm reaching out to real estate professionals with this awareness campaign -- we all benefit from an increased buyer pool. And you would be surprised how little the average American knows about credit scores, as they related to mortgage qualification.
Offer Links Through Your Website
We have also created some helpful links and graphics you can use to offer this service through your own website. You can find them here:
http://www.homebuyinginstitute.com/help/share.html
This blog is our way of responding to the housing and credit crisis that has wrecked our economy. It serves as a convenient Q&A tool, through which consumers may ask credit-related questions (any subject related to credit reports, scores, managing credit card debt, etc.).
All questions are answered by financial experts with a wealth of knowledge on the subject. Best of all, every Q&A session is posted on the blog, as opposed to being handled by email. This benefits the home-buying public in general. The more questions that get answered, the more valuable the blog becomes. At the rate we are going, I expect to have more than 100 Q&A sessions posted by the first week of January.
The ultimate goal of the new site is to create a better-educated group of future home buyers. That's also why I'm reaching out to real estate professionals with this awareness campaign -- we all benefit from an increased buyer pool. And you would be surprised how little the average American knows about credit scores, as they related to mortgage qualification.
Offer Links Through Your Website
We have also created some helpful links and graphics you can use to offer this service through your own website. You can find them here:
http://www.homebuyinginstitute.com/help/share.html
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