Folks - Please refrain from promoting your own company here.

Be thankful you have tenants that might be less likely to get behind with rents since they can be insured paying the highest health care costs in the world that take many to bankruptcy and poor credit histories.

They want to see you successful for a few years in your new chosen profession to minimize loan risk.If for instance you are changing jobs for a promotion in the same field they do not count that against you.

If your blog articles contain ads or promotion, we don't highlight them, but these blogs are readily viewable by anyone.Thank you.

You will be required to make timely repairs relating to the safety, health and welfare of your tenants regardless of rents being current or not.

I couldn't imagine any expensive "educational" source giving you anything "secret" that you couldn't learn here.If anyone objects, please, give me an example.Bruce Norris and the California crash seminar, all in or fold (check out his radio show)Fixer Jay Landlording & Investors seminarsPeter Fortunato ( any seminar )Jack Friggin Miller (Promoted to the next level)Michael Morrongiello paper course Mike Cantu (don't get voted off RE island)John Schwab ( must see )Ward Hannigan foreclosure trainingsSean Watkins ( Investor Workshops, Free Audio)Tony Alverez ( REO Mentor)Rick Harmon's Probate SeminarCan you tell I live in CA?

I actually believe in going a step further to work behind the scenes to attract these projects and promote my target area.Looking forward to your blog update.

The problem with the credit repair service (mycreditlocker) that was mentioned in the previous post is that it can end up doing people more harm than good.First, when you dispute online (part of the package they promote, on the website), you effectively give up one of your most valuable rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, because you can't use certified mail/return receipt to prove the delivery date of disputes.

From what I understand, she has had health issues, lives with a family member, and is close to retirement.

As a blogger, I love the ability to include promotional links.