Its my understanding that this might be OK, if permission was requested from the proper agency (the department of labor, IIRC.)

There are many non profit credit counseling agencies that can help you figure the best course of action for your specifc circumstances.

For Landlords that wish to report a tenant’s rental history, we recommend contacting a collection agency to have any monies owed reported on a credit report.

1.As an AGENT (i.e, you have established an agency relationship with one of the principals in the transaction), you are required to complete the agency disclosure form, it is a standard CAR form.2.As a PRINCIPAL (i.e. no agency relationship), there is no legal requirement to disclose your status as a real estate licensee, in CA.

Hopefully with time and sage advice from fellow investors on here I can get to a point that some or most of you all are at.I live in Lexington Ky currently and am currently employed within my family owned insurance agency.

If the agent is smart he will have negotiated a Buyer's Agency Agreement to have the Buyer pay his commission if Seller is unwilling or is not under any contractual obligations to pay a commission.

The best book hasn't been finished yet (LOL) and the reason is that we have two issues, the SAFE Act and the CFPB a new agency that will be regulating all financial transactions.

You can sell the debt to a collection agency, which can do it, and some organizations where you can be a member can do it, I think.

When their own agency polices itself, it does not work out in accordance to the "Code of Ethics" they are supposed to follow.

Hud, you know, the agency out to protect homeowners.