The ECHO Experience, The Final Steps
- Guest Author, Miranda Tharp

The last portion of the ECHO process has been a little less exciting than the other two (you can read about them here:  Part 1 & Part 2.)  I spoke to an ECHO representative twice since the last blog.  The ECHO process has been a huge help though, it actually works very well.  The process takes patience and understand that when they say it will take six months, that is an average time frame and it could be longer, since each person’s situation is different.

Part 2 of 3: How the ECHO button helps consumers prepare for a home loan.

- Guest Author, Miranda Tharp

I’ve been using the ECHO program since May and wrote about my initial experience when I started the program.  The beginning of the process was very smooth and helpful with understanding what would happen and what to expect.  Midway through this process, I have heard from two of the three credit bureaus, I have been setup with a credit rebuilding credit card, and a few dispute letters have been sent to creditors. ECHO has told that me this part of the process would take some time due to waiting on the letters to be received and depending on the legal process with each creditor. 

Part 1 of 3: How the ECHO button helps consumers prepare for a home loan.

- Guest Author, Miranda Tharp

I’m going through the process with America’s Family Office Or Home Trac (ECHO button) to prepare myself to be in the position to buy a home in the next year or so.  Buying a house is not something that I can afford as of right now; however, after hearing about the ECHO button’s process I was excited that someone was giving me a chance, and I regained hope.