I use sites like the bureau of labor statistics, city-data and forbes to gather information about the city and the neighborhood. 

Remember that credit cards report to credit bureau around the 1st and the 12-15th of the month.

It may be a bit of work but CA Association of Realtor and Bureau of Labor Statistics site offer some data that you might want to take a look at: http://www.car.org/marketdata/data/housingdata/http://www.bls.gov/help/hlpformseriesid.htmIf you can run the both data and combine them together, this might give you some clue.Good luck to you,Grove

Hey Amber,This is Lamar George from Global Ras Enterprises LLC and I just ran across your post.

You can also find good information from the census bureau about the proportion of home owners vs renters in a city, but bear in mind that this number can change drastically once you drill down to specific neighborhoods.

This is Aequitas Enterprises LLC as plaintiff in a bulk REO purchase across state lines: http://caselaw.findlaw.com/ut-supreme-court/1590445.htmlIt looks like they got royally screwed as well....

We build account management strategies which are dependent on many things, but are almost always dependent on credit bureau score (cb score). 

Jamie King, Hoty Enterprises (https://www.realtor.com/realestateagents/jamie-king_sandusky_oh_460225_194999733)

In a very boring report, The Bureau of Labor Statistics "Labor Tenure 2020" says that the average employment length in FAANG related jobs is 2.9 years.That's a pretty short timeline to find retirement.If you don't find yourself retiring in 2.9 years, what's the plan?

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the government-sponsored enterprises that drive many of the underwriting decisions lenders make, have guidelines for evaluating conventional borrowers with no traditional credit.Each loan program and lender has its own requirements, but generally to qualify with nontraditional credit you'll need to have made 12 months of timely payments for at least two to three types of continuing obligations, such as housing, utilities and insurance.Be prepared to provide documentation of your payment history, such as canceled checks, money order receipts and account statements.