Hi @Greg Palmer - as most of the last comments elude to, all good HMLs are asset based, with no min credit score.

In my experience a lot of them will do this for a nominal fee or for free in exchange for your business.

When it's smaller tenants you might have to search around longer for the right bank to still do a refi on your timeline.I can't pay end user type pricing where seller is looking for tenant to buy it or someone to pay up for a nominal return.

Rents have increased nominally since 2010, with a notable dip in 2015. 

The insurance company still ended up paying her some nominal amount even though the adjuster thought it was bogus too

. • We have LLCs, primarily real estate rentals---IDEAS---• Create an LLC company to manage rentals, charging nominal monthly fee for management.    

I agree long term the nominal value of things will go up but that doesn’t make it a good investment.

I can't remember exactly what I was asking for access to them but it was a nominal amount, maybe $200.

And it might be kind of tricky to raise a bunch if you don't have a bunch of money to put into the entity yourself.And if you can't raise money, then your returns are going to be nominal unless you have a huge personal nest egg that you can lend out.I just don't see anything that comes close to buy and hold real estate investing.

If you install new appliances, the stores offer fairly nominal delivery/installation charges--same goes for delivering flooring.