I run my own credit every 3 months or so at work and have a FICO north of 800, so it's not like mortgage credit inquiries trash your credit or anything, so there must be some other reason someone is trying to hide their credit and/or other paperwork.I'd suggest taking yourself out of that bucket where only noob/idiot lenders will bother, and putting yourself in the good bucket where you end up with a competent professional local to where you are buying real estate will actually be able to help you. :) God knows what misinformation you've already gotten while barking up this particular tree, given the sorts that'll bother barking back...Last last week, an agent referred someone to me.

I have an investor in my company's flipper program doing a flip in North Fort Worth.  

I look for deals where I live, which is in a county (Hanover) north of Richmond.

We are on a Christmas tree farm, so that's nice, but we're in a location that is literally not on the way to anywhere (since the Gulf of Mexico is about 50 miles to our south and I-10 is about 25 miles north) and has absolutely NO tourist draw (just a rural area that's coastal plain with a lot of oil fields and cattle).  

Why you would want to go far away and invest in another state when you already are sitting in one of the most profitable RE markets in the country is another topic ... but not the question you asked nor the answer you want to hear.

North Shore/Barrington/Hinsdale.... those areas are not cheap and are going to cost you as much or more than living in the city.  

Hello BP community,My fiance and I just relocated to the Raleigh, North Carolina area from New Hampshire.

I live in Carmel, and have invested in Indy north side realty for 18 years.  

Many other options north and south of the city as well.

Aaron here is an interesting article about the Cashman Center that is just north of downtown that just the Vegas council OKs transfer of Cashman Center back to city.