Random credit repair places, by contrast, draw it out forever so they can collect the monthly fee.If it's only slightly bruised, we look at enough credit reports that we can tell you the quick/easy/cheap fixes.

That's more of a random example and not a systematic scientific evaluation, but nevertheless a personal observation.

There may be other complications depending on the local rules in MA and NH; such as whether such a jurisdiction requires a "bona fide office" or any other random requirements.

Just to try it, I picked a random address near San Diego City College by street address on the county website, and got a result.  

I don't beleive that someone who randomly slander you if they had NO dealings with you.

"Homeowner" other than "distressed homeowner" is mentioned only a few seemingly random times in 61.34, and not in places that seem to have any relevance to occupancy of the home in the last 180 days.So I'm unclear on exactly how this 180 days bit really figures into 61.34.Also, I'm confused about 61.34.080 - 61.34.100.

I talked to some random bank rep from Bank of the West.  

With a random professional this is true- I do not like the model where there is a winner and a loser in a deal, but within the gray area that is good for all parties involved you will try to take more in a pure business deal.  

Instead of taking dozens of phone calls at random times, or putting an email address out there, you can leave a link to a Google Form for perspective tenant applicants to use.

Now they will be telling their other investor buddies at the local VFW\ random club where they meet for a beer at 11:00.