Your financial well being affects almost all aspects of your life; and your credit report and your credit score are tools you can use to measure your financial health - you can view these as similar to a report card and your financial GPA. The Credit Rent Boost blog will offer you information about all aspects of your credit report and score. You will find articles about how to improve your score, the financial items that make up your score, how reporting your rent payments can improve your creditworthiness and your credit score, the benefits of a better credit score, other subject matter related to real estate in general, and so much more.

5 Ways Reporting Your Rent Credit History Can Boost Your Financial Future

Introduction to Rent Credit History and Financial Health When you pay rent, you’re doing more than just keeping a roof over your head; you’re building a history. Your rent credit history can be a silent witness to your financial habits. Think of it as a paper trail that shows you’re good for your word, especially […]

How to Prepare your Rental Home if you are Leaving on a Vacation

How to Prepare your Rental Home if you are Leaving on a Vacation

The time has arrived! You are finally going on that vacation that you always dreamed about (or if it’s not your dream vacation, another vacation you are excited about). You can picture yourself relaxing at your destination, not a care in the world except for enjoying the moment… when all of a sudden you feel […]

How to Save Water While Living in a Rental Home

How to Save Water While Living in a Rental Home

Every cent is important in today’s world. Inflation is high, costs of goods are increasing and wages have yet to catch up. Your rental home may have the water included in the price or it may be a separate cost. Either way, it is important to learn how to save water. It is better for […]

Which Is Better? Flipping and Selling or Renovating and Renting?

Which Is Better? Flipping and Selling or Renovating and Renting?

The debate on this question is strong and the real estate investor community is torn on this question. Which is better? Is there a clear winner or do the differences simply in personal preferences? Do both make equally good options for real estate lenders and investors?  No matter who is the “winner”, the best part […]