It obviously does happen, but all you hear about is the few times it does, and the multitudes that failed miserably aren't on the news.

I keep seeing BPMysmartmove service but I want to find one that will also does eviction reports.

Originally posted by "**********":Why would the sellers agent state anything about liens and loan balances, if they don’t have a title report?

First: In TX sales prices are NOT neither REPORTED, nor RECORDED!

I don't think I can report the last couple of units b/c I am fearful my insurance is going to get cancelled.

They never reported a problem with the drain, and now you have a sink base cabinet delaminating, mold, and more repair bills.Yes, some of this you can bill the tenant for, and maybe even collect it, eventually.

Looks like most of the reports and other data is only visible if you are a member.

The lenders will either pull an international credit report or use letters from banks in France that you have a relationship with.

For example, here in Ohio, I saw a report that 22% of all the mortgage brokers in our state have gone out of business since January 1st.

You might find that a correctly organized legal action will result in the lender taking back the property but without a foreclosure on your credit report.