Scott The Book on Flipping Houses,The Book on Estimating ReHab Costshttp://www.biggerpockets.com/flippingbookI have buddies in western PA getting houses $500-2,500 each through the county Tax Repository Sales.Good LuckPaul

Meaning that most mortgage lenders (PrimeLending, Waterstone, Chase, etc.) don't got directly to the three credit repositories (Equifax, TransUnion & Experian) to pull your credit when you apply for a mortgage.

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If property is exposed to the "Judicial Sale" and fails to sell, then it becomes part of the repository; property in the repository can be bid on at any time, and the taxing authorities can determine whether or not to accept any bid on the repository properties.

Odds are they will report this credit card they gave you to the three credit repositories, Equifax, TransUnion and Experian, which will start building your credit.

Title companies use private data repositories called "title plants."

I have buddies getting houses in western PA for as little as $500. each from the repository sales.Paul

Tax sales are not free and clear of liens, the Judicial Sales are free and clear of all liens, as well as properties that can be purchased at the repository.

If I'm following who she is and what the fee is, a real estate office is required to retain files for several years, sounds like they hav a repository hold their files, IMO, that's a cost to the broker, why not add the utility bill while they are at it?