We have a page that spells out FICO scores and gives resources for credit reports - http://www.biggerpockets.com/credit-report.htmlYou can check your credit report for free at http://www.annualcreditreport.com"Under the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACT Act) consumers can request and obtain a free credit report once every 12 months from each of the three nationwide consumer credit reporting companies.

Naturally seeing them run the properties while growing up I saw all the pros and cons related to it.

Just like growing palm trees in Alaska is not a good investment.

:welcome: This site is growing like crazy.

Nice to live in a rapidly growing area!

MS overall appears to still have a growing housing market.

The report consumed a lot of time. but, starting out the experience was worth the time.

I am in very bad situation, lawyers sold me short, after consuming close to $50,000 in fees, and I am afraid of any paid consultation like of fire .Surely I would have many questions, what to do after getting the loan, but this is the subject for another post.Big, big thanks in advance.

Unless you plan on marketing your home yourself and that is very time consuming and you can't network like the MLS system can.So you must consider this....If you still owe on your home and pay the mortgage note on it...without a real estate agent - you are looking to pay that mortgage note (a few more times.

Sorry, I'm slow getting back to you, and to answer your question - I am interested in land anywhere that is growing and can give some return in two-five years.