Ryan Reese I don't know if you've read either of the blogs I've posted recently about development, but that's the lens I look through.

Worth it for my daughters to not to be over developed at young ages from all of the growth hormones.

For those of you that wanted to read the next installment, on real estate development, I posted it today.

The owner was a developer who bought it for his daughter and planned to rehab it himself, but his daughter ran off with her boyfriend.

So I've considered buying a new home development in my area.

So I am correcting that.Of course, our business is doing development and new construction, so it's a little different than most of you, but... just curious.

Pennys types.Your credit score is developed through a stistically weighted computation of different types of credit, not all credit lines are equal, your income is reported on applications, it determines your ability to pay and debt limits, which also are computed, these can bring scores down as well.

However, had the bird dog guy checked a little further he would have seen that taxes were very much current, a recent transfer deed to a sophisticated developer's LLC and that the 10 acre parcel was located directly across from Nordstrom and several high rise buildings.

They might have money but still trash the place or live in an unsanitary manner.FYI there's no credit scoring in many of these developing countries, and anyway the notion of "individual" credit often doesn't exist in these places, at least for the masses-families hold joint bank accounts, one person in a large city remits money to relatives in rural area.

We are developers that build investment properties, therefore; not quite in your area of interest.