It looks like they created a reverse process (you tell then what you want and they tell you if the credit profile fits).Please Note Effective January 1, 2007: Credit Bureaus require landlords or businesses wishing to receive credit reports to have an on-site inspection, have a publicly listed business telephone number and a business license.

Still searching for an answer.It is the same way here in Alabama.GA and AL are mostly Power-of-Sale states.They do not FILE Notices-of-Default.It is done by publication.In my town they put it in the legal section of the regular newspaper.But (Fulton County) Atlanta has a legal publication called the Daily Report you can subscribe to (I am guessing it is because it would be too big for the paper).

They (countrywide) dropped their asking price consistently every 3-4 weeks until they had dropped $100k on their own in 5 months time.

Different states have different rules.If you want to form a pool consisting of California investors, I can reccomend a good attorney for setting it up.

Red Capital Group publishes reports on rental markets and trends.

I've seen good reports on this book from multiple places too, so I am going to get it.

I can provide homes on a consistent basis at 65-70% LTV with close to no repairs needed (just minor clean up or repair needed - less than $1-2k).

They have consistantly refused me help on 4 issues I have asked help on.

However, on the flip side, I would have to agree that there may be more room for negotiation if you are a licensed broker negotiating your own deals; Keeping in mind that you have the skills necessary to negotiate successfully and consistently.

For a business person credit report is the important one which decides his financial status for his business growth, it is little difficult to maintain reports for a huge business process.To make this easy some of the there are several credit bureaus to help it out, they simply use information from client or partner companies to compile reports.