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Time and responsible managing of credit are your friends from here on out.
Keep your balances low, always paying in full your statement balance(s) every cycle. Never miss a payment. Let time do its thing. In the meantime don't apply for credit. Following the above advice is all that's needed for your score to grow at a slow/steady pace for the next year and longer. The only game changer for you to help your score grow faster would be to work on the removal of your negative items. Removing just 1 may not result in any score gain (or a minor one) but getting them all removed would easily bump your score up significantly, likely to the tune of 100 points or so. I would suggest heading over to the rebuilding section of the forum and reading threads over there that talk about goodwill letters and pay for deletes. Tackling your most recent negatives as well as your most severe ones could help your scores improve quicker.
@Anonymous wrote:
How often have you seen someone be successful in at leasg pay and delete? This i would defknitely be interested in doing if i knew it wojld guarantee a removal.
There are mixed results. Some are able to negotiate multiple PFDs with a single attempt, where others have to ask again and again in order to get the result they're looking for, or sometimes it's never an option. In the rebuilding forum if you search for the specific lenders with which you're interested in doing a PFD with you may be able to find some threads as to how easy they are to get from them.