#residentscore

[leaserunner]

💸 Does reletting affect credit?

So your lease ends early and - surprise - there’s a reletting fee. 😬📑 Now you’re panicking: “Wait… is my credit score doomed?”

Here’s the deal:

Paying the fee? ✅ No impact on credit.

Ignoring it? 🚨 If it goes unpaid and lands in collections, that’s when it shows up and lingers for years. ⏳💳

So the fee itself doesn’t touch your credit - but skipping it can definitely leave a mark.

Want the full scoop on how this plays? 👉https://www.leaserunner.com/blog/how-to-pass-a-rental-credit-check

[leaserunner]

💔🏠 How long do broken leases stay on your credit?

Moving out early feels bad enough… but does it haunt your credit forever? 👻💳

Good news: a broken lease doesn’t always show up on your credit report. 🙏 Bad news: if your landlord sends it to collections, it can sit there for up to 7 years like an unwanted roommate you can’t evict. 😬⏳

So yeah, it’s not automatic - but when it hits, it sticks.

Want the full lowdown (and how it ties into your resident score too)? 👉https://www.leaserunner.com/blog/how-to-pass-a-rental-credit-check 📊✨

[leaserunner]

📊 Is a resident score the same as a credit score?

You’re filling out rental apps and suddenly - boom - “resident score.” 🤯 Wait… is that just credit score in a different outfit? 👔

Not quite. ⚡ 👉 Credit score = your financial life in numbers (loans, cards, payments). 👉 Resident score = a custom score landlords use, mixing your credit info plus rental history + screening data.

So if you’ve been a stellar tenant (hello, on-time rent ✨), your resident score might look better than your plain credit score. 🙌Want the full breakdown before your next application?

👉 leaserunner.com/blog/resident-score-vs-credit-score 🏡