Our reporting division allows you the opportunity to report tenants that left owing money directly to their credit report. That unpaid debt will have an impact on their credit report and credit rating. This will help you get paid in the future if the person want to reestablish their credit or purchase a home of their own. Also, it helps warn other landlords/property managers of the non-payment status of the debt owed to you. Legal Compliance requires Registration for Service. Personal investigative reports are regulated by various privacy and fair credit laws. Click here for Registration HOW TO ORDER REPORTING PACKAGES Two motivations make PEOPLE PAY their BILLS :
If a person does not care about their credit record, only a court can force them to pay. And if it does go to court attorneys will retain much of it. Fortunately though, most people do care about their credit and, when warned, they do pay their bills. Collection agencies don't want the debt to go to court. If it does, the biggest winners are the lawyers. That is why it is comparatively rare for a collection account to take a debtor to court, especially if there is not a huge amount of money at stake. You need lawyers for Superior Court, and you need two separate court decisions to actually collect. AMSties believes that most collection agencies miss the best opportunity to collect – and that is before it is posted as a bad debt . . . If you give the debtor a chance to settle up before he is posted the creditors stand a better chance of collecting, and collecting faster. Collection agencies immediately post any account that they acquire as a bad debt and then they attempt to muscle the debtor. The collection mark stains the consumers credit report for seven years -- even after it is paid. Most people do care about their credit. AMSties strategy is that If the consumer is made aware of how they can avoid serious damage to their record, there is a compelling motivation for them to settle the debt. Our inexpensive "letter series" does just that. The credit bureau tells the debtor that they have five business days to call and "settle with you" and avoid the collections mark in their credit file. It informs them how such a mark does serious damage to their credit record. If they care, and most people do, they react right away. The letter series is extremely innovative and effective. This is why it is effective -- Here is a letter from a credit reporting agency giving the consumer a second chance to keep a damaging collection record off of his credit file. It gives a clear advantage to both parties. The motivation is high to settle quickly if possible. |
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