If you look at their site, they should have annual reports on the fast growing markets, as well as growth projections.

http://irsdispute.blogspot.com/2008/01/flipping-houses-reporting-requirements.html http://moneycentral.msn.com/content/invest/forbes/P127519.asp http://www.justanswer.com/1099/kucl-husband-started-flipping-houses-year http://en.allexperts.com/q/Tax-Law-Questions-932/house-flipping-taxes-1.htm If you can be classified as a dealer by the IRS you must report the flipping profits on Schedule C which is subject to self-employment tax.

if you take deed in lieu, do you HAVE to report it to the credit bureaus ?

How is the report from their previous landlords?

What they looked at was # of MORTGAGED properties, not # of loans Your question-- whoever took out the loan is who will show up on your credit report.

Larry G. from the other thread was having a meeting and said he would report back, but never did.

Took a look at all the numbers (got comps, had a real estate agent send me little reports on them, all that) and they don't check out.

I just have a few rentals, and wanted to know where to get a REAL credit report, and background check on my applicants.

I've been hearing news reports of angry protests out side of and vandalism to churches as well as racial slurs being slung at african americans (brought out by Obama's campaigning efforts) who voted overwhelmingly against gay marriage.Huh....

If you co-sign something they look at both your credit reports.