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Code fines become civil judgements and judgements follow you and ruin your credit report and being "up to code" is essentially a brand new house, so when you buy old housing stock, you run that risk.

Even though you may have developed a report with a particular agent, you are under no obligation to continue using their services.

You make your payments on time (which is super important) and this information gets reported to credit bureaus just like a normal card.You can easily raise your score with this positive information on your report.

It doesn't make sense that someone should have to report income on a tax return, but that it can't be included in qualifying for a loan.

So my credit report would show a short sale or forclosure,   They report a short sale as "paid in full for less than amount owed".  

The more expensive one can report their payments to the credit burueaus which, if paid on time, should increase their credit where they can refinance out of my higher interest loan into the cheap bank money now available. 

Generally, look to the market of other sales, in some areas these are reported for tax purposes.

The public records show the Engineering Executive Summary Report of recommendations and also the foundation consultant company that performed the repairs NOC.While the engineering company has a good descriptive summary and many references to the Florida Statutes, the NOC just lists "foundation repair" with no other description of work that would be done.I called both companies to get a copy of the actual final report and neither would relinquish a copy because I'm not the "owner".