They only give you a fighting chance.

Both of those would give you a chance to meet local investors and talk with them face to face about what they do.

Problem is if I change title, then bank might find out and call loan due (slight chance), but probably not.

IMO, they should try to work out something equitable, as the issue at hand isn't really about tenant rights as much as changing the terms of the original rental agreement, which probably included parking.

Are there any you know of, by any chance?

How do I build that without being given a chance?

Some kids just need a second chance in life.

If you are taking out a loan for a down payment (either a line of credit or refinance loan) does that negatively affect your chances of getting the mortgage to pay for the rest of the home?

The key is him living in it even if he buys it as commercial or in a company name his living in it will carry more weight in that determination.I get it that people want to be their own attorney, they might save $300 for a quick consultation, absolutely not a good idea when seller financing.Giving an option is not conveying any rights in title, you do convey an equitable interest up to the amount taken for the option price, you have control of the property to lease or leave it empty, whatever.

There are other forums about cleaning up credit that go into this in great detail.https://www.google.com/#q=pfd+credit&safe=off Getting these things deleted would greatly increase ones chance of getting loans, and getting them at a better rate.