The Case Shiller housing report for May came out today.

You have got to have a clean credit report and hopefully a high FICO.

=PI didn't know I even had to cover the "Wood Destroying Organism Report" in the contract.

We are looking for consistency in a realtor, not a messiah.

As soon as they look over the final report, in a week, he will let us know how long we have to get out of our homes.

However, if you are buying business cards, or making signs, or doing stationary, you may as well have it be of a design that is consistent in color, copy, etc. so that it is pleasing to the eye and easy to remember.

You’ll want to utilize the card regularly and pay at least part of the balance off each month in order to generate positive credit report entries on a monthly basis. •Personal loans – By going to one of your local banks and explaining that you’re trying to re-establish credit after a bankruptcy you should be able to convince your banker to lend you a small amount of money, say $1,000 or so, backed by a corresponding savings account or Certificate of Deposit (CD) account.

You should not have any bank loans on your credit report (maybe a primary residence) so your DTI never matters.

Hi Taz, the main reason that I would avoid a bank is every loan that you take out through a bank is going to show up on your credit report and this hurts you in a couple of different ways. first, most lenders will only allow you to have a certain number of mortgages open at one time.

CNBC just reported that the median income for men is $45,113 and $35,102 for women.The Gender gap is still here and is W I D E!