I have 2 collection agency listings on my credit report that I wohld obviously like to remove from my credit report to help with my real estate investing.

Aside from local governmental agencies, some property can have issues where you have to deal with Federal agencies (environmental studies, Army Corp of Engineers, etc.)

It seems as though your experience would be in very high demand for many agencies.

I don't actually even get them from the screening agency I use, just red/yellow/green.

Hello Shequann Burrwell, if your city has a land bank (a city agency in charge of taking over properties with delinquent taxes) then I would contact them.

We also make sure any and all agreed-on repair work is carried out.I mean its basically just a realtor agency that with experience in REI.

I think you want to always keep relationships on a positive note and signing the contract makes a big difference because now she has to go back to her broker and explain as well. that being said let's not forget that its very important for an agent and agency to maintain a good reputation in the community.

Maybe contact your state agency in charge of HOAs and ask if there is any process for filing formal complaints?

Here's a link to their zoning office:http://www.baltimorecountymd.gov/Agencies/permits/pdm_zoning/zonemaps.htmlBut back to your original question, its unlikely this will be a factor in qualifying for a loan.

But since you are dealing with govt agencies, we get screwed.