I use Mr Landlord . com, if you use their credit check service you can report a debtor, and it will become public knowledge.

My point is that I would not suggest paying $300,000 cash, debt, or otherwise to make 4%.

You certainly don't have to go into debt or do anything with that money if all your bills are getting paid.

@Ronald Filian,The banksters' own statistics show that since they slashed and burned consumer credit, some 74% of debtors still have bad credit, even 7+ years after the crash.

Here is what judges have to say:There is a twin purpose of the non-judicial foreclosure sale statutes: 1. that a properly conducted sale be a final adjudication of the rights of the creditor and debtor and 2. the sanctity of title of a bona fide purchaser be protected (Melendrez v.

Plus, if you really want to talk worst case scenario and self protectionism, if things really got bad, you could let the SUV go back and have 10K to feed yourself.I think in our hard lessons learned from being hurt by debt or seeing others hurt by debt, we have skewed our logic so far to the other side as to not see a situation for its actual risks and rewards.

Save sufficient capital for a decent size down payment on a small income producing property.Once you have established a track record of successful investments private money in the form of debt or partnership capital will become obtainable.

They monitor your credit score and give you a break down of your revolving accounts and also shows you what sill happen if you add more debt or pay off so much, or get another line of credit, etc...If you feel that you truly do have errors on your credit report and think you will need to dispute, you might want to pay for professional help with that, although I'm sure it can be done on your own.

"Pay off debt or work around it"?

Dear K Gold,Why would you pay off old debt or settle it when you can just get it removed?