Hey! Is the BBB website a great place to find great contractors in my local area? I've already found some with great ratings in my area across the different contracting specializations.  

I know that a lot of this information is publicly available, but when I go to a place like the Census Bureau website, I don't even know where to start, it's so huge.I would be surprised if there aren't a few online tools that aggregate this kind of data?

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) wholesale investment in Enterprise.

Leatherneck Enterprises -- not very SEO friendly... but neither is Bigger Pockets and they did just fine.Website is nice-to-have in my opinion. 

You should first look to see that there are no negative reports about them with Better Business Bureau or other local business complaint sites. 

Pulled credit file from all 3 bureau's Purchased BOA Secured CardPaid $75 annual fee for Credit One CardWent to GoDaddy and got Hosting and URL with a coupon code for $1.00 month with free domain, +$9.99 for domain secrecy to prevent telemarketing and such.

What I find to be the best predictor of all is the credit bureau report. 

Yet the census bureau has reported 8-9 million first-time homebuyers entering the market in the next few years.

According to the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics report, the U.S.

Before you do anything drastic like moving assets into an LLC or start paying off things do a "whatif scenario" through one of the bureaus or a "wayfinder" scenario that tells you specifically what you need to do to bump your score on each bureau.