Esusu Launches Initiative with Freddie Mac Multifamily to Help Renters Build Credit Through On-time Rent Payments To date, over 45 million Americans are credit invisible, ultimately exposing them to high-interest capital, limited access to homeownership, and other wealth-building opportunities. To address this, Esusu was founded on the insight that rent, the single most significant monthly
Esusu continues to fight the eviction crisis by providing rapid rent relief funds to keep families in their homes. This work is possible by a new partnership with the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation. The CDC’s appended eviction moratorium with coverage protecting over 7 million renters is set to expire this month. As the federal
45M+ people living in America lack credit scores; as a result, most of them are marginalized from the financial markets. With this premise, Esusu aims to dismantle barriers to housing for working families, giving them the financial opportunity to build credit through rent reporting. Having this goal in mind, Esusu continues to improve on its
Pressed for time? Here’s a summary While having a 600 credit score is not bad, we would not go as far as applying for loans. Especially for bigger purchases like a home. The best course of action would be to follow certain steps to improve your score over time. While there aren’t any quick and
Pressed for Time? Here’s a summary. The CDC has evoked a limited moratorium for renters set to expire in 2 months. This appended moratorium prevents evictions for all renters living in communities experiencing a surge in COVID-19 cases until October 3, 2021. Despite this, many renters in states or communities not covered by this moratorium
A Note From Esusu’s Co-Founders Esusu raised a $10 million Series A funding round, led by Motley Fool Ventures with Investment from Serena Williams’ Serena Ventures We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve raised $10 million in our Series A round. This milestone would not be possible without the boundless support of our new