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  • I have a potential renter from Sussex. Is there a way to do a credit report? I am sure there is but the internet mainly has businesses. If there is a company, can you give me the name? I can try and call them and see what info I need and then let the guy know.

    any Help is appreciated.

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2 Jun 2009, 13:42

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