The sad thing is, it doesn't just happen in the real estate arena. Those of us with poor credit are looked at as second rate citizens. If we can't rent a car, stay in a hotel, or buy a late night informercial offering, then we are not worth dealing with. I wish I could count the hundreds of people that were passed over for promotions, job opportunities, or a host of other things, all simply based on their credit score. Isn't it odd that people do not take the time to see just what caused the poor score? I mean, it isn't always due to bad decisions on the part of the individual with the bad credit. I have seen many instances where it was due to divorce, illness, and a host of other factors.

One of the main reasons we started the Poor Credit Loan Program on a nationwide level was to do away with the finger pointing and unwarranted assumptions. Our goal was to place everyone on the same playing field and get the scores up so the individuals could really be players. I must say that it is paying off to. We are seeing hundreds of clients monthly moving their scores up and finally leaving the rental trap. My momma always told me to look past the obvious...And she was right!
About the Author

Patrick Zanders is co-owner of ACR Systems who offers the National Poor Credit Loan Program. You can find more out about the program at www.acresystems.net

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