The Credit Repair Business Opportunity is Exploding

May 30, 2013 - PRLog -- According to a recently released report by the Federal Trade Commission, one in five US citizens have a mistake on their credit report, and that mistake could be damaging enough to prevent them from getting a job, a loan, and/or a credit card. With the increased importance of the credit report, the role of the credit repair industry is exploding. It’s admirable when companies like Score Inc. recognize this national issue and in their position as a thought leader of the credit repair industry to adjust their business model to meet the needs of this business segment.

“This reality especially harms the real estate industry,” according to Joel S. Pate, president of Score and a long-term real estate industry leader.  “Since every consumer must have a nearly perfect credit report to complete a real estate transaction, it is imperative that the industry embrace credit repair. Realtors (c) Builders and mortgage industry professionals should educate themselves to understand the business opportunity afforded by Score to participate in the credit repair industry at a very low entry cost."

Score’s vision is to educate and empower every industry participant to provide the needed assistance to each consumer that does not qualify for a loan today because of credit.

To meet this growing need, the Puerto Rico-based credit repair industry thought leader has improved its vision and mission statement to reflect the critical importance of the credit repair industry to the American economy and to its continued economic recovery. Through an external governmental and public affairs strategy, Score seeks to educate the nation’s government, lenders and consumers on the role of credit reports and credit repair in our society.

"In the development of the Vision and Mission Statements for Score, we took into account our initial vision of ‘Strong Consistent Outsource Results Every day,’ and expanded on it to better express our recent embrace of the Continuous Process Improvement management style,” said Joshua Carmona, founder and vice president of Score. “With the new statement, we feel that it more clearly defines for our customers and employees the vision and direction for the company."

With a clearly defined vision and direction, Score is in a better position to understand and to satisfy the leadership, product, service and fulfillment needs of the credit repair industry. Only with a clearly defined vision, direction, and understanding can Score serve the industry and adapt to the changes happening in the industry and with the role and need for credit repair in our society.

"As the leading provider of software and outsource services to the credit repair industry, we take seriously our commitment to improving and developing the ways in which we serve our customers,” said Pate. “By investing in this strategic process and incorporating the vision for Score of all of the stakeholders, we are building a strong, vibrant and responsive organization to serve the industry."