Prior addresses, Social Security number verification, former names, and employer info are also included.Naturally, income and prior LL references must be verified.Again I ask, what do you consider "good" credit?

Figure out which of those you're planning to to and the relevant parameters and then you can figure out what its worth to you.

You just can't be too choosy about things like borrower fico scores and I/A verification, and you can't want prime areas at huge discounts.

I would secure landlord references and employment verifications if you can, in addition to credit.

I want to to meet and get to know others in the real estate business in Texas.

He gets investors to to pay (liek $300 per month) to join his "network" on a monthly basis.

As a matter of fact, my highest paying tenant was evicted from her last residence.My target is to get 7 favorable responses out of the following 8:-- Credit check-- Employment verification (or some type of income verification)-- Personal references-- Previous/current landlord reference-- Criminal background check-- General court proceedings-- Eviction history-- Ability to get utilities in their own nameNobody is perfect.

You can't make 100%, no income verification mortgages to people with 550 Beacon scores and expect it to turn out well.

One of the audience questions was, "how do I get to to buy a deal from me?"

The issue I'm running into is I have around the right amount of cash right now, but reserve requirements are killing me because I'm looking at an additional $7-8k to close on top of what I have available based on most quotes I've gotten.Does anybody know any no- or low-closing cost lenders I can turn to to get this deal done?