Comments on: Will start out in the negatives if I have no credit and get a credit check? http://www.bestonlinecreditcheck.com/credit-check/will-start-out-in-the-negatives-if-i-have-no-credit-and-get-a-credit-check/ Sun, 29 May 2011 09:54:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: StephenWeinstein http://www.bestonlinecreditcheck.com/credit-check/will-start-out-in-the-negatives-if-i-have-no-credit-and-get-a-credit-check/comment-page-1/#comment-5155 StephenWeinstein Mon, 22 Feb 2010 13:28:59 +0000 http://www.bestonlinecreditcheck.com/credit-check/will-start-out-in-the-negatives-if-i-have-no-credit-and-get-a-credit-check#comment-5155 The scale does not actually go below zero, so your score can never be less than zero. However, if you have a credit check done and you have a credit score within the next year, then it will be lower than if you had not had the credit check done, until one year after the credit check. After one year after the credit check, your score will be the same as it would have been without the credit check.<br><b>References : </b><br> The scale does not actually go below zero, so your score can never be less than zero. However, if you have a credit check done and you have a credit score within the next year, then it will be lower than if you had not had the credit check done, until one year after the credit check. After one year after the credit check, your score will be the same as it would have been without the credit check.
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]]> By: Brandon http://www.bestonlinecreditcheck.com/credit-check/will-start-out-in-the-negatives-if-i-have-no-credit-and-get-a-credit-check/comment-page-1/#comment-5154 Brandon Mon, 22 Feb 2010 13:10:59 +0000 http://www.bestonlinecreditcheck.com/credit-check/will-start-out-in-the-negatives-if-i-have-no-credit-and-get-a-credit-check#comment-5154 Hey, Big Step moving off on your own. Good work asking for advice. You can never be too careful. What you potential landlord is looking for is bad credit. If you don't have any bad debts or a history of unpaid/late bills, then you should be okay. It won't affect your credit really either, unless you're having multiple credit checks in a short period of time.<br><b>References : </b><br> Hey, Big Step moving off on your own. Good work asking for advice. You can never be too careful.

What you potential landlord is looking for is bad credit. If you don’t have any bad debts or a history of unpaid/late bills, then you should be okay. It won’t affect your credit really either, unless you’re having multiple credit checks in a short period of time.
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