This was good for me because it gave me a breakdown of my credit summary, who inquired about my credit, negative balances and my debt to ratio. 

When you pull your own Credit Report multiple times it bumps off the inquires  from TU and EQ but not from EXLittle known fact. 

for my rentals, I've had a lot of Flight attendants inquire for renting a clean SFH. 

This deal did not apply to any of their stock roll cheapy carpet, just special order, I did not inquire about pad, but they did talk about all the extras, which with stairs and tack strips, added up pretty quick.

I have inquired about getting an equity line of credit but could not find any banks that would do it.

Excess amounts received from a sale are a contingent liability as well as a cash asset until any statutory waiting period expires, form a borrower to bring claims, it's a hold your breath, they might not inquire about what we got, then, wheeew, now it's all ours without any problems.

Inquire if there was any damage caused during the tenancy beyond normal wear and tear.You should also conduct an interview with the potential tenants to make sure you are comfortable communicating with them.For more information you could read this topic https://rentberry.com/blog/screening-prospective-t....

The funny part is they do not want live in those houses and I do not get many inquires.

Your mother will have to approve you (authorize your name) through the lender to inquire about the loans information b/c of confidentiality etc for starters.

ok, off my soapbox on the truck thing...but seriously, don't text unless you have a previous relatinoshp, or know they text.i hate it when i get texts from people about wholesale deals, or tenants inquiring about my rentals...i said to call for a reason...in my book, they'll only text so they can dodge questions and think about their BS answers