Naw I haven't sought for any legal action, it would be a waste of time and money while I can be doing more profitable activities plus I just chalked it up as a learning experience, I heard she did a lot of people like that, getting loans back 2 back before it shows on their credit so they can get more.But right now I'm working on selling all those rental properties I've acquired so I can free up some cash flow.

I passed on the Fannie Mae thinking I would waste my time because the max I would want to pay is nowhere near their listing price.

A recent law went into effect on Oct1st that essentially put an end to stated income loans in Nevada.

If not how do you plan to increase you MBA (Major Bank Account) and how do you plan to do it more effectively?

My reservations are tied into working with an agent and the fear of wasting their time or overpaying.

Sounds like this is one of those 80/20 loan situations, and they got recorded out of order.The effects of a foreclosure on a senior note on the junior note vary from state to state.

If it is only when you do laundry then it is a problem with the waste line.

You can terminate for cause or you can terminate at the end of the rental period based on the laws in effect.

I can't see running ads nonstop for buyers, other than networking, and even that would be a waste, as we all know that 90% of people never even buy a home to invest in.

It looks like they created a reverse process (you tell then what you want and they tell you if the credit profile fits).Please Note Effective January 1, 2007: Credit Bureaus require landlords or businesses wishing to receive credit reports to have an on-site inspection, have a publicly listed business telephone number and a business license.