I would never loan my money the way you see it done with the Brokers.. they rely on 3 party appraisals and credit reports they Never or basically never even meet their client to eye ball them..

E.g. fire rated construction requirements on main homes, survey & soils reports, utility upgrades. 

@Ivan CastanonInventory, interest rate decreases, rent adjustment, market reports, and economic indicators are all important considerations when making a successful real estate investment.

The main reason buyers back out is if there major issues on the inspection report that they don't want to fix, or that the seller doesn't want to fix them.

While people can change for the better, its imperative to run a thorough background check and a full credit report.

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Can someone explain why payment with money order would be better than reporting payments to credit bureaus through RentRedi?

Always make sure to adequately screen your tenants (background check, income verification, credit report, etc).2) In the context of House Hacking, with a SFH are you considering renting out by the room?

Long story short it cost me a deal plus more money (Besides the sign up fee (5k not 4k) plus the monthly cost of 160 to 180 for the "subscription" as well as the EM, Termite reports etc. and not only caused issue with the seller and their realtor but mine as well.

I'd encourage you to find an investor-friendly agent who has read a lot of inspection reports and knows how to spot issues.Connecting with a local agent who has experience with multifamily investments can be incredibly helpful.