Does anyone have any sites they'd recommend to find this (other than the US Census Bureau).  

Partnership is two or more persons coming together to form one single business enterprise for making profit.

Worked for them, in the past, not a fun experience and feel sorry for the customers.I like Google Apps and Bluehost.Google is you want more of a enterprise setup for many people.

Most sellers would not have the ability to report to a credit bureau, so it probably wouldn't have any effect. 

I was working with a Farm Bureau agent who advised me that FB couldn't insure the property.

seriously now.. i thought i was being mutually discreet by NOT requiring the SS# directly on the application, nor even charging an application fee, for my own properties (as opposed to properties i PM for).but one of today's prospective tenants who seems to meet income requirements (on paystub with SS# blotted out) has refused to provide SS#,,, to the credit bureau itself!

In my case, I am a buy and hold investor buying from a distance, looking to form a working partnership with and train a local house-hacker or BRRR partner, who I can train to be my local boots on the ground.In this, I am looking for more of a top level "master list" of the key areas of responsibility and knowledge/expertise that are needed for a full service enterprise, to evaluate my own areas of weakness, and also evaluate potential partners for what they will need to know and learn.Thanks in Advance,Aaron

I have talked to enough attorneys regarding activities of being a licensed real estate agent and how the Bureau of Real Estate in Sacramento views unlicensed activities.Either get your license or have a licensed agent - broker in your LLC, that's my advice, if you are doing  lease option Dios, subject to deals, or wraparound AITD deals.For cash deals, no license needed.

Ask the lender to report your payment history to the credit Bureau. 

I'm sure they are legit, did you check Better Business Bureau for a score?