Prior addresses, Social Security number verification, former names, and employer info are also included.Naturally, income and prior LL references must be verified.Again I ask, what do you consider "good" credit?

I'm an entrepreneur at heart (have already started a few businesses and taking my learning experiences from them).

If have Dealer staus acording tothe IRS even if you hold a property longer than one year you still pay ordinary income on it and all your gains are subject to self empoyment taxes (ie: Social security @15%~~).

After she signed the QC deed, I wanted her social so in order for the bank to allow me to negotiate a short sale but she refuses to give it to me.

The only thing that successful real estate entrepreneurs do better than anyone else is: Create a reliable, consistent flow of motivated sellers calling in each day!

I'll also apply for all the government handouts that they offer to landlords, like my latest dabble into socialism with the government weatherization program.

Profile photos here and on every other social network are so people can feel like they are dealing with an actual person.

For example thru WIC or food stamps or unions or welfare or unemployment or social security or healthcare etc.

We do not even have company over; generally socializing is done outside of the home.

Way too much to share in an email.)You are on the right track: First - I assume that you tell everyone you know that you are a successful real estate entrepreneur and that you get deals at almost 50 cents on the dollar and are always looking for people who want to make 9,10 or even 12% on their money.