Here in CA, where we had the largest rapid level of appreciation in RE, the state received huge amounts of unexpected revenue from prop taxes, and today, are screaming that they are out of money.

Things are changing rapidly.

FIVE FACTORS Payment History = 35% Debt Ratio: Balance/Limits = 30% Length of Credit History = 15% Types of Credit = 10% Number of Inquires = 10% FIVE SOLUTIONS Remove the "Bad Credit" "Rapid Rescore" your existing credit Add a "Seasoned Tradeline" Add different "Types of Credit" Remove "Inquires" The point is that even if you are successful in disputing negative items off your report, you are still only affecting at best... 35% of what makes up your score... make sure you address all 5 factors.

The Commercial loan officer just told me they only cover the areas of Grand Rapids.

Where I live, we don't "ATTEMPT" to evict someone, we kick their butt to the curb followed rapidly by all their junk.

The Townhomes in Ankeny have grown at a very rapid rate in the last 3-5 years, and are now at the point where nobody can sell them.

I have come accross this company called Rapid Flip USA and dont know if they are on the level or a company to steer clear???

If you buy a house and then it rapidly appreciates, are you really better off?

We have a policy of rapid email reply & our office phones are diverted at night & weekends to duty sales person so no call goes unanswered.

There are no firm and rapid rules on how a person can become a successful real-estate investor.