good  ideas  above - some additonal  tips :1)  pay down / keep  revolving  balances  below  30% of the  max account limit  ( eg. if card has a 10K limit - keep balance under 3K ) 2)  if  shopping for a  mortgage or car  - avoid letting multiple lenders  pull your credit  if possible  as  many  inquiries in a  short period arent a  good thing ....if you knowwhat your score are - provide this  information to the mortgage lender  when  requesting  quotes ..if they cant provide you  quotes  with these  scores - call another lender 3)  try to keep a minimum of  3  accounts ( tradelines ) open and  active , even if these  accounts are  small ...as  having  exisiting  accounts with  activity  and good payment history will help  establish / restablish  credit history 4) if you are  unaware of your  credit scores / history - try to get a  " tri- merge  " report  pulled  as this accesses the  3 moan credit buraus and  will allow you to see  your  credit  and  then be able to  be aware of any  issues  so they can be worked on ....try doing this  every  1-2 yrs  ( or when you  think  there might be  some sort of issue occuring )

I do believe he had somewhat of a revolving door where he had paying relatives rent for a while and move on-all without my knowledge, of course.

Hey Fabricio,I am apart of Revolve Real Estate.

Don’t worry about taxes, you will have many write-offs due to damage, cost of contractor repairs, revolving door for roommates, and endless keg parties and couch surfing guys. 

There are online calculators you can use to see how much you cam borrow-as a first start. 

Tenants pay CAM, we pay the property taxes and insurance. 

This essentially created a giant revolving line of credit.

We used Canva to create something about the size of a middle school yearbook only to see the second guest chugging a carton of against-the-rules cigs on the porch via the security cams.

Revolving door with tenants and high vacancy.

Welcome Cam!