And no, not even the "seasoned shelf corp" scam will overcome that, lenders will look at the financials of the owners unless and until you are publicly traded with a long history of audited financial reports.

We perform chases for Auto Finance; providing Condition Reports including photos.We also inspect heavy equipment, damaged freight, and provide General Business/Site Overviews.

If you have to foresclose, I'd be ruthless with fees and judgments and would report it to the credit bureau.

My problem is that I don't know if the issue with the trees has been reported to the landlord.

As I was reading the report on Friday before its release, I wondered how the investors here view the upcoming year.So, from an investor point of view, do you see 2009 as Better, Worse or the Same as 2008?

BTW, I use Quickbooks Pro to generate these reports and keep track of the financial data.Mike

Check out this article in Money & Markets and let me know your opinions.


http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/last-nail-in-the-coffin-29223

There is a lot of RE info there and you can pickup a free foreclosure and short sale report also.Good luck,donrock

That covers my cost for the credit report and criminal checks.

Now, most engineers are honest and wouldn't knowingly sugar coat a Due Diligence report, but they also tend to be problem solvers at heart who think highly of their skills and love a challenge.