1. Doesn't my rent already show on my credit report?
No, your rent payments are not already being reported to credit agencies. This misconception is further strengthened because when you don’t pay your rent on time, or have a landlord action against you, this is reported to the credit agencies in the form of collections, or unlawful detainer filing in the public records. Rent Reporters has the solution for tenants. As a service bureau we enable any landlord to be able to have tenant accounts reporting to the credit agencies.
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2. Will this impact my Credit score?
When your rent payments are reported this helps to strengthen your credit profile and will give more accurate information for credit scoring systems to make a better evaluation according to their individual credit criteria needs. Having your rent account show your good payment record can only help your credit score.
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3. How much will my score improve?
No one can predict your credit score improvement and it will vary according to the model that is being used and for what purpose the lender is requesting the score be given. Every point counts and adding this account with timely payments can go a long way to adding valuable scoring information.
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4 . How long does it take?
Usually, a verified member can see their first rent payment on their credit report within 30 days of the final verification of rent by our service. This means that depending on the reporting cycle, you may have this information appear no later than 60 days from the time you sign up for service.
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5 . I have a roommate, can we both report that?
RentREPORTERS can report the rent payments of any person or persons on the lease.
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6 . I rent a room in a house, can I report that?
RentREPORTERS is available in all 50 states. It doesnt matter if you rent from a large property management company or a single household owner. However, three factors are required for RentREPORTERS to serve you. First, you must be paying rent for a residence in the United States. Second, you cannot live with your landlord. Third, you cannot be related to your landlord. If you meet these three requirements, RentREPORTERS can help you.
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7 . I pay my rent in cash, can I report that?
It doesn't matter what methoud you use to pay, as long as you have a lease in place, and you pay your rent on time, RentREPORTERS can serve you.
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8 . What if I move?
If you notify us of the change during the first 6 months of being a RentReporters Client, then a change location fee of $19.95 will be charged. Our service will contact your new landlord and continue rating your rent account at the new location. This will continue to the end of the original expiration date of your present service. There will be no further charges. Near the end of this period you will be reminded vie e-mail prior to your expiration date where a discounted renewal fee will be available.
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9 . Will my landlord let me report my rent?
Your landlord likes RentREPORTERS for a few reasons. First, they know that you are concerned with paying your rent on time. Second, they know that by helping you report your rent, they're helping you to a better future. Third, they know that by reporting your rent, it will make it easier to verify you in the future. Everyone wins.
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10 . What do I have to do?
All you have to do is sign up. RentREPORTERS takes care of all the verification and reportting. Your job is to simply sit back, relax, and benefit from reporting your rent.
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11 . Can I cancel?
RentReporters serves you. So, if you want to cancel your reporting at anytime with us you can. However, remember that the longer RentReporters reports your rent payments, the better your credit report will look to future landlords and lenders.
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