What kind of credit score do they have, and is it high enough to meet the requirements of lenders?

Partner can or you can hire a pm2) property has not enough equity to heloc or sell at return but prospective partner is willing to buy into the partnership. 3) even if the partnership ends up being short lived, there is an opportunity for further appreciation in that span.4) you fear the risk of a poor season.  

Some of our local banks and credit unions have great deals - much better than national lenders.  

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You go in front of a judge they appoint a trustee and you make scheduled payments usually smaller than the previous payment until you get caught up and a head.In most cases you can rebuild your credit scores while you are making payments back to the trustee.

1) Rarely paying asking price or even "market price" for a property.2) Understanding how they may be able to reposition a poorly managed property for increased cashflow and value.3) Looking for creative financing, so they don't have to deal with a bank for a purchase loan.4) Understanding ROI, Cash-on-Cash, NOI, etc. and using those numbers to determine HOW MUCH they should offer on a property to meet their taget performance numbers.Funny, appropriate, recent interaction with a plumbing company.

Also no one with felonies, evictions, or credit under 650.

Given these concerns, you might consider asking the seller to either repair the issues or offer a credit to cover estimated repair costs.

A lender would have to be a fool to lend on collateral that wasn't protected - if the house is lost in a fire or whatever, the loan is unsecured at that point and is basically credit card debt. 

How many tenants NEVER work on fixing their credit, so they can:1) More easily qualify for better rental homes?