This company specializes in credit-challenged debtors
Larry Medina, Mar 28, 2007
LOS ANGELES – Home financing can make you crazy if you’re credit-challenged but in this city there’s one company that can bring back your sanity even when you’re on the verge of losing your mind and even your home.
Recently, the Filipino American Real Estate Professional Association (Farepa) of LA has sought the assistance of Clear Credit Exchange (CCE) to help FilAms in addressing their mortgage and credit concerns.
According to Farepa, CCE specializes in repairing consumer credit reports, debt management and tax relief.
It also deals with bankruptcies to chargeoffs and virtually every credit-related problem.
Hazel Valera, CCE president and chief executive officer, says its success is based on three things: CCE executives believe in what they’re doing, they enjoy what they’re doing, and are committed to helping consumers.
Valera further says that CCE’s services are engineered “from the ground up” with the financial solutions required to assist consumers.
By customizing a financial solutions program to each client’s individual situation, they automatically get the detailed care they deserve to obtain the targeted results.
Much more, they provide education and assistance for credit enhancement, debt management, debt negotiation, debt settlement, rent reporting, credit coaching, credit analysis, credit rebuilding, credit scoring updates, business credit building, and relief from taxes.
For example, explains Valera, in a CCE’s FICO credit score workshop/credit enhancement seminar, CCE’s results tested service utilizes the Fair Credit Reporting Act to remove inaccurate and unverifiable items from your credit reports.
Most consumers in this program have slow payments in the past, collections, judgments, tax liens and even bankruptcies.
Most of CCE’s clients see immediate results in their credit score in as little as 90 days.
Every point matters when you’re trying to obtain financing.
Their jumpstart program, as another example, can buy time to negotiate a 180-day break for consumers to provide some breathing room from monthly payments.
By giving them the time needed and deferring payments to the minimum possible, they can make the financial moves a consumer needs tostart over.
For business owners, they offer a workshop on creating corporate credit.
This service teaches business owners to stop tying up all their personal credit in their respective businesses and to separate business from personal credit by building their own businesscredit profile.
And for real estate professionals, CCE offers a class covering credit scoring, how to save a home sale, how to create a “seasonless” market, the psychology of a debtor, and how to turn debtors into homebuyers through strategic marketing.
“With over 16 years of experience and personal history I am passionate about empowering the community on strategies to overcome negative financial events in their lives,” Valera tells Philippine News.
Recently, she was the guest speaker at a Farepa meeting that covered the break down of credit scoring and what to do when financial hardship occurs.
The tips are practical and works with the system to get clients back on track with integrity and knowledge, Valera narrates.
“I believe that through education presented to professional groups such as realtors, loan officers and Farepa, we can assist more people in the shortest period of time,” she states.
“The real estate industry attracts people who are interested in moving forward in life,” she elaborates.
“Purchasing a home is one of the largest financial moves that a family makes.”Valera is a certified debt arbitrator, credit coach.
She is also the author of “Strength in Numbers: Managing a Winning Credit Score” released July 2007.
A former mortgage and real estate professional, she has 14 years of experience in real estate finance and underwriting.
Valera also conducts training classes for loan officers on how to extend assistance to credit challenged clients instead of turning them away.
LOS ANGELES – Home financing can make you crazy if you’re credit-challenged but in this city there’s one company that can bring back your sanity even when you’re on the verge of losing your mind and even your home.
Recently, the Filipino American Real Estate Professional Association (Farepa) of LA has sought the assistance of Clear Credit Exchange (CCE) to help FilAms in addressing their mortgage and credit concerns.
According to Farepa, CCE specializes in repairing consumer credit reports, debt management and tax relief.
It also deals with bankruptcies to chargeoffs and virtually every credit-related problem.
Hazel Valera, CCE president and chief executive officer, says its success is based on three things: CCE executives believe in what they’re doing, they enjoy what they’re doing, and are committed to helping consumers.
Valera further says that CCE’s services are engineered “from the ground up” with the financial solutions required to assist consumers.
By customizing a financial solutions program to each client’s individual situation, they automatically get the detailed care they deserve to obtain the targeted results.
Much more, they provide education and assistance for credit enhancement, debt management, debt negotiation, debt settlement, rent reporting, credit coaching, credit analysis, credit rebuilding, credit scoring updates, business credit building, and relief from taxes.
For example, explains Valera, in a CCE’s FICO credit score workshop/credit enhancement seminar, CCE’s results tested service utilizes the Fair Credit Reporting Act to remove inaccurate and unverifiable items from your credit reports.
Most consumers in this program have slow payments in the past, collections, judgments, tax liens and even bankruptcies.
Most of CCE’s clients see immediate results in their credit score in as little as 90 days.
Every point matters when you’re trying to obtain financing.
Their jumpstart program, as another example, can buy time to negotiate a 180-day break for consumers to provide some breathing room from monthly payments.
By giving them the time needed and deferring payments to the minimum possible, they can make the financial moves a consumer needs tostart over.
For business owners, they offer a workshop on creating corporate credit.
This service teaches business owners to stop tying up all their personal credit in their respective businesses and to separate business from personal credit by building their own businesscredit profile.
And for real estate professionals, CCE offers a class covering credit scoring, how to save a home sale, how to create a “seasonless” market, the psychology of a debtor, and how to turn debtors into homebuyers through strategic marketing.
“With over 16 years of experience and personal history I am passionate about empowering the community on strategies to overcome negative financial events in their lives,” Valera tells Philippine News.
Recently, she was the guest speaker at a Farepa meeting that covered the break down of credit scoring and what to do when financial hardship occurs.
The tips are practical and works with the system to get clients back on track with integrity and knowledge, Valera narrates.
“I believe that through education presented to professional groups such as realtors, loan officers and Farepa, we can assist more people in the shortest period of time,” she states.
“The real estate industry attracts people who are interested in moving forward in life,” she elaborates.
“Purchasing a home is one of the largest financial moves that a family makes.”Valera is a certified debt arbitrator, credit coach.
She is also the author of “Strength in Numbers: Managing a Winning Credit Score” released July 2007.
A former mortgage and real estate professional, she has 14 years of experience in real estate finance and underwriting.
Valera also conducts training classes for loan officers on how to extend assistance to credit challenged clients instead of turning them away.
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