Negotiate by using your credit score, down payment, and comparison quotes as leverage.Also, a mortgage broker can help find the best rate tailored to your situation.

I've checked out some posts and some people say that although you can assume a mortgage, banks will look at your credit score and unfortunately as I already know, Canadian credit history doesn't follow me when I decide to buy a house in the USAnyone know the answer to this?

What documents do they require, what credit scores do they allow, how do they verify previous rental history, etc.?

Each time you move to a new location you are going to be starting from scratch, and it's going to be incredibly difficult to rehab a property in a brand new location out of state with no team in place.

The answer is usually due to no savings, poor credit score, lower income, etc.

If I will apply now for HELOC does it affect my credit score for my next primary application) The builder just pulled again my credit last 5/21/24 (for the second time), Does it affect in any circumstances my loan will fell out with the builder?

These guy know they'll never have to back up anything unless it's an incredible screw-up.

I have 2 LT rentals, one short term rental & my personal property-has a good bit of equity. (4 properties total) 800+ credit score & good income.I’m looking to get in the commercial space but I’m tired of putting down 20% cash every time I find an opportunity.

Property radar is a great tool I can't see how anyone in CA who wants to score deals does not have that app on your phone... its ridiculously affordable..

I'd say the biggest qualifier (assuming they can operate it well) is their credit score.