So your first up is to go down and take a look at your credit report, and see a mortgage broker about your ability  to borrowGo to www.upgrademycredit.com and invest in helping your credit history so that you can borrow moneyRemember that that debt to earnings ratio is the number one reason why people get denied  for mortgage, so be willing to get a second job to increase income.Start saving money every month even if it's only five or 10% of your net and put 50 to 100 bucks in.  

There are all kinds of high dollar bumps in the road that you cant handle if you dont have some cash reserves. 

I have know received a letter from the collection agency saying they'll report it to a credit bureau unless I get in touch with them in 10 days. 

The insurance could be really expensive.Phase one report is usually a few grand.

The reason I ask is because I was reviewing a report with local zip codes that are classified as buyers or sellers markets.

Fee structure and operational complexity really depends on the size of the project (# of tenants), complexity of leases (expense reimbursements.e tc) and  needs of ownership (REIT accounting requirements, frequency of reporting, leasing?

I went to my local credit union and had an 80k HELOC in a week (told me I could bump it up with next years tax return).I would talk to your local credit union and if they can turn it around quick, cancel the process with TD.

Although this seller reports all of the tenants pay their rents on time ( and I do believe him) we screen our tenants differently and I tend to be more select so I'm not sure I'd like him to be the one screening and replacing tenants.  

Hi BP Community,I know that many members mentioned that they get their reports/lists of up coming eviction cases from the county website.  

Can anyone recommend a service for pulling credit reports?