Credit Report?
Sorry, could someone please explain this to me? Does this mean that this whole mess will go on my credit report even if I loose and pay the person? Will it go on my report if I win? I don't want this on my credit report, I have good credit and don't want this to mess that up!
I don't know what to do here... should I go to court and give it a shot at winning and risk it on my credit report, or just pay this whacko person off and move on with my life - I don't have a written receipt that says non-refundable -- does this mean I'm basically scr#wed? I know this doesn't actually fall under landlord/tenant law in my state because it is an owner occupied/less than 5 unit building... so this is more of a verbal contract issue... not a landlord/tenant law issue...
This whole situation has my stomach in knots!
Thanks!
This was when we discovered the very useful factoid that no winning plaintiff follows the rules & tells the court you've paid, so that it can wiggle its way to your credit report. You may as well take care of this yourself.
Sorry, could someone please explain this to me? Does this mean that this whole mess will go on my credit report even if I loose and pay the person? Will it go on my report if I win? I don't want this on my credit report, I have good credit and don't want this to mess that up!
I don't know what to do here... should I go to court and give it a shot at winning and risk it on my credit report, or just pay this whacko person off and move on with my life - I don't have a written receipt that says non-refundable -- does this mean I'm basically scr#wed? I know this doesn't actually fall under landlord/tenant law in my state because it is an owner occupied/less than 5 unit building... so this is more of a verbal contract issue... not a landlord/tenant law issue...
This whole situation has my stomach in knots!
Thanks!
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