Hola, 1 - Me imagino que esto es para una propriedad de inversion y no tu casa personal. 2 -Es una casa individual y no un "multi-family", duplex o varias propriedades juntas.3- En ese caso, una opcion es:- comprar la casa bajo tu nombre (99% de los bancos no dan prestamos para casas individuales a companias limitadas)-una vez que cierras, espera 30-90 dias para hacer un "grant" o "quick" deed claim en el condado donde esta la propriedad.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-04-16/texas-university-takes-cue-from-kyle-bass-to-hold-1-billion-in-gold-bars.htmlAnswer: According to zerohedge TU firmly believes comex can't deliver.

you can't remove inquiries from Experian, on Trans Union you can by pulling your credit report through www.smartcredit.com repeatedly,,on equifax you can remove all hard inquiries except mortgage inquiries by pulling that report repeatedly.I hope the credit people dont' read this board,,on another board you sort of have to speak in code about "bumping", which is what you are doing,,the credit bureaus only give so much space for inquiries on your report,,,if you load it up with "soft" inquiries (like pulling your own credit), you will drop them off,,,but it takes a couple of months to get results.All 'soft' inquiries don't count,,you have to know which ones will,,but smartcredit works for TU and equifax itself works for equifax.What ever you do, never make any reference to what your doing to the credit bureau,,don't call and ask "when are my inquiries going to drop off",,,you will only cause yourself massive problems,,they don't want anyone to know it existmake sense?

there is no way to know, your scores look great, ,,get the collection off, DO NOT add any accounts until after you get the mortgage, when you open a new account your average age of accounts will go down farther,,but you need more open lines of credit.One thing you can do right before you get the mortgage, pay that one credit card off or down before the statement closing date,,most companies report balances on the date of the statement, so even if your paying it off every month, it could have a high balance reporting,,if your below 20% of available credit then it doesn't matter.Keep hard inquiries down, checking your own report won't hurt you, but "shopping" for rates can really hurt you because of numerous inquiries will bring down your score, more than you might realize (I've seen one inquiry drop my FICO by 10 point with TU and Experian

Unless the seller is already TU and their credit is shot ext .In my sub too days  I never bought a property that did not have at least 30% equity day one..    

@Alex Allemand hello, entre temps as-tu trouvé une solution ?

Welcome aboard Tu!

Pretty neat.There are also ways to make credit inquiries fall off your TU and EQ reports, but EX inquiries can't be removed early.

@Fred Tu LA traffic, I know how you feel...I commuted for a week and already knew it was too much time on the road.

Also, compare the rate of increase in property taxes, inflation, CapEx a-c-t-u-a-l-s, maintenance, etc. and you AFTER you take into account your own time-value of money to manage the projects (buying Apple is fire and forget and don't pretend that management companies don't need review/discussion)) and the two in theory come out the same.Risk/Reward.