My last renter in California left without paying the full last month rent and 8+ months of late fees of about $1,000. He left the place a disaster, left some damage, took the keys and garage openers and stole over $2,000 of our property as well. We have filed a police report but they will not do anything about it. Does anyone know how we can at least report this to the credit bureau so it will show up on his credit score and hopefully not happen to the next landlord.

I have been recently been paying things off on my credit. And I was told to send a copy of the reciepts to the credit bureau with a letter attached. What should the letters say?

I bought a car from Car-Mart and I'm close to having it paid off now. Car-Mart doesn't report to any credit agencies but I have very little credit history (which is why I had to go to them in first place) and I would like to see this reflected on my credit report. I've heard rumors that you can contact the credit bureau and ask for a form to have your creditor fill out that can then be reported back to the bureau. Is this true? If so, which of the three credit bureaus would I need to contact?

My daughter applied for a loan at a Toyota dealership and they told her she needed to be in the Bureau for 3 years. She has perfect credit and had been in the Bureau for 1 1/2 years. Is this a Toyota thing, or not true at all?