Hi, just to clarify on the trans union report, the "resident score" is their credit score?

Generally, your local, community, credit union will have best rates, local decisions and deep roots in the community. 

I'm not sure what your local options might look like with a small community bank or a credit union. 

He's looking for a Georgia/out of state lender.There's tons, I would recommend talking to local credit unions in that area too.

Another place to lookalike is Union SC.

Jersey City, Weehawken, Union City, West New York all offer great commutes into Manhattan with a wide variety of properties that are priced below anything you’ll find in Brooklyn.

Premium increases are rippling through the market; the state is also always going to be financially strapped/high tax due to union pension commitments from past generations and the high tax, high services nature of Chicago.I'd highly recommend getting on a plane and driving around before you buy anything there. 

Interesting read above about Union County limiting it to 5%...I didn't realize that.

Zoning varies, so always check the local regulations for your specific needs.Financing: While cash purchases are common, financing options are available through local banks and credit unions.

We start out building just an internal tool for our own wholesaling business, but we opened it up at some point to actually look for partnerships.The main difference is just we directly ping the credit union for phone numbers, so the data is never stale.