I believe you'll have to sign up somehow to report information to them and I'd imagine there is some sort of landlord screening process and requirements to make sure that random people don't just sign up and send them faulty data on tenants.http://www.experian.com/rentbureau/renter-credit.html

I haven't been able to find the report online - has anyone seen it?

I heard from a very well-informed mortgage broker that Fannie Mae was reportedly very close to announcing a bump in their property limit from 10 to 12.

The engineers report seems pretty thorough, it just doesn't specifically say whether or not I can put on a second story.

When applying for these loans, the lender will base the loan on your income, credit, and on the liabilities and asset(s) on their application and on your credit report.

We hired a full building inspection done, then after that was done we personally walked through every unit with the inspection report in hand and looked at everything cited.

Johnny you can call BPO service providers and ask for a one off BPO report to get a value for this property based on the numbers you have on hand.A typical commercial BPO report is going to run you about 400 dollars.

(Please provide me with as much detail as possible)When i start putting deals together i want to present my potential buyers with a comprehensive report.

Whether it was going back into the properties or not is immaterial, it still needs to be reported.

The court should report it and it should show up on a credit report and eviction check.