Building credit can feel like a rat race. We need money to qualify to get credit, but without credit, we can’t build a strong credit history or establish a score to access credit in the first place. At best, this scenario feels daunting, and at worst – well – downright hopeless. Have no fear!
It’s Women’s History Month and we’re excited to celebrate this month with some promising stories of growing equity in the housing space. Of course, there is still plenty of room for improvement, and we’ll be diving into what we see as possible solutions. Starting with the positive news: According to a recent LendingTree analysis,
You probably know Esusu as the company helping renters establish and build their credit scores by reporting on-time rent payments. Because renters deserve the chance to build financial resilience and stability, we spent the last year launching services like Esusu Rent Relief and our partnership with FindHelp.org. Today we are expanding our resident services offerings
Has your property management company or property owner recently told you about using Esusu? If that’s the case, we’re excited to be working with you! We’re a financial services company for renters offering rent reporting, access to rent relief, and other wealth-building resources. You likely have some questions about who we are, what rent reporting
Is your property using Esusu to help you build or raise your credit score? If so, welcome! You likely have some questions about who we are, what rent reporting is, and how to see the impact Esusu Rent Reporting can make on your credit score. We’re here to answer these questions and help you understand
If you recently received an email from your building that they are beginning to use Esusu to help you build your credit, welcome! You likely have some questions about who we are, what rent reporting is, and what might happen to your credit. We’re here to answer these questions and help you understand the credit
It’s no secret. Across the United States, there is a major disparity in homeownership rates across Black, Latinx, and White families. America’s history of slavery, segregation, and redlining have all contributed to the difference in these rates. Data from the last several years has shown that the Black-White homeownership gap is at its worst in
Is improving your financial literacy or saving money a top goal for 2023? You’re not alone, with 39% of surveyed Americans focusing on saving money in the new year. If you want to save and improve your overall financial health, Esusu is here to help. The language around money, credit, and financial education are more
Talking about money can feel like speaking an entirely different language. If getting on top of your financial wellness is a goal of yours for 2023, there might be a few technical terms that are making your head spin. We’re breaking down some of the most common financial and credit-related terms this month in what
Growth was the theme of 2022 for Esusu, and this year added many more clients, residents, and team members to our world. As we reflect on the year, we want to extend our gratitude and genuine humility to everyone who has trusted and supported our mission. Supporting renters, owners, and operators We brought Esusu