He had good credit and got the loan very easily.

AngliholicHe had good credit and got the loan very easily.

He was very reliable ...

Do both of the above sound right and mean about the same? Thanks.

Hi,

He could be very reliable by his friends' standard(s). However, he might still not have a good credit rating according to the standard of credit rating companies

Thanks, Hoa.

I find that you use "He have a good credit..." So, is it (a) optional?

AngliholicThanks, Hoa.

I find that you use "He have a good credit..." So, is it (a) optional?

If I wrote "he might not still have a good credit," it is incorrect, because credit is uncountable. "He had good credit" or "he had a good credit rating" is fine.

Best,
Hoa Thai

Thanks, Hoa.

Roger!

And sorry for misreading your info!