It is pathetic that the greatest country in the history of the world can't figure out how to let someone who'se identity has been stolen, change their SS#.

The coverage is typically much less and unfortunately, premiums are typically higher due to the higher risk for theft/vandalism.

This is the Ft.

She's not employed, and on one of my property purchases, her score had taken a hit for an identical reason as yours, and they wouldn't close unless I removed her from the loan (she did go on the deed).Also, are you seeing your score from a true credit bureau?

Upon reflection, I just realized that I LIVE in a 'bad' neighborhood.Here are the stats: frequent drug dealing and even more frequent drug use; occasional home invasions; frequent burglaries; frequent night muggings; frequent drive-by armed robberies; vehicle thefts; frequent property damage; monthly shootings; rapes and attempted rapes; assaults; and so on.Where do I live?

It can pay off tremendously versus the slow and steady cashflow.My 1st property bought in 97 is now worth as a teardown 56 times my 25% down payment , based on an identical lot sold across the street.

-Don’t bring attention to yourself as an “outsider”Step 4 – Identity the remainder of your TeamThis is the tough part for out-of-state purchases.

He was even able to show me a photo of where they had found the HUD plate.So after scouring the home for hours, crawling through a crawlspace for hours with a flash light looking for a VIN number, I finally went out to the home, pulled some siding and insulation off of the side and found the HUD plate almost immediately, thanks to my fellow BPer's identical experience!

While these claims are true, each one is a legitimate claims -- 2 of which were for minor issues resulting in ~$300-500 claims, one involving theft and vandalism for roughly $4,000 (someone stole the central air unit and cabinets), and the other two are on his primary residence -- hail damage, etc. 

I would rather have my tenant living for free than leave it vacant for an extended period of time because of the risk of theft and vandalism.