Minimum qualifications that I typically look for with tenants are a 600-620 credit score, need to be making at least 2.5-3x the monthly rent in combined income (verify their employment by making a call/googling), and I don't like to see any previous evictions/certain felonies for background check.

If you read my previous post, I emphasized the importance of showing up for the right keywords.

Hi everyone, I am currently a 19 year old sophomore in college and I recently was given the opportunity to invest $200K into real estate if, I can find a method to invest and do the work to make a deal(s) happen with a bit of help along the way.

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I had to prove that my credit score was acceptable, that I had not only good references from my current landlord, but the 2 previous ones.  

Your plan is overkill, as previously stated, and will significantly increase your taxes if you try to refinance properties held in a C corporation. 

What I did when I graduated from college is stabilized my income/finances for about a year while I saved up and started doing market research. 

I posted complaints about him recently (see links below).I purchased his previous program called "10-Hour Wholesaler 2.0", which is now outdated, for $5k.

We bailed the previous owners out of foreclosure and refinanced the house.

I am 19 year old college student very interested in every aspect of real estate investing.