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Credit reporting is the collection and distribution of credit information by bureaus such as
TransUnion, Equifax and Experian that have gained permission to access consumers’ credit
reports. Credit bureaus provide this information to creditors like banks, collection agencies,
mortgage lenders, and insurance companies, who use it in making financial decisions involving
consumers’ creditworthiness and solvency.

If the homeowner were automatically reported to the credit bureau every month, he would have that incentive to stay up to date on his assessment payments. What are the consequences of not paying HOA Dues – Part 2 In our previous post, we chronicled the true story of a homeowner, who has not paid their

There are many reasons homeowners choose not to pay their HOA dues, one of those reasons is lack of consequences. Does paying my HOA assessment really matter? Here is a quick first hand account from an HOA resident, who has not paid their HOA Assessment for close to 90 days, and continues to enjoy all

Did you know that credit reporting your on-time HOA assessment payments can help your credit score? Improve your credit score by credit reporting assessment or rent payments. In a recent article* for FOXBusiness, Jade Scipioni writes, “69% of survey respondents say a person’s credit history is a ‘very or an extremely important quality’ when looking