You can't hide income and then complain when your debt to income ratio is all jacked up. 

Tell him it has a past history of this type of pest, and you are looking for a current assessment and a quote.I know if they are there, they can get on your clothes (hide in the seams), and then end up in your car, and then in your own home.

That becomes a supporting document to the matters I just mentioned, besides seeing any judgments, late pays and perhaps undisclosed accounts.You really can't hide your experience or your financial management or your "life style" from a good underwriter or auditor, as they say.....follow the money!

John Michael is in hiding, because he has absconded with investors money.

what they actually hide in the trees, damn.

I may be a bit late in posting an introduction - it has only taken me 2 years of occasional BP reading to realize that getting involved in this team sport is much better than hiding in a corner.I have a few out of state buy and hold deals under my belt, but I'd still consider myself new.

No point in hiding it.  

This is a subject that is discussed all the time and I strongly argue against hiding who the owner of the property is.

Learning to speak about our failures instead of hiding them.

Sounds like you are trying to open an LLC in attempts to hide what you are doing from your broker.