Having my credit pulled for the HELOC and long term financing within a few weeks of each other has caused my credit to drop 80 points (Equifax) and 62 points (TU) over this time. 

There are some circumstances in which it can take longer (if TU sees something strange or inconsistent in the data returned, they may choose to investigate further), but it's quite rare.

GC/Builders are King Sh#t of Tu#d mountain right now, they don't need you or your work, they don't need anyone's really, they rule the day, fact.

TU students look to feel safe, so they look for living situations closer to campus, but of course for us investors, that drives the price of homes up in that location.

If in the future I move out and decide to long term rent the primary residence, I cannot also rent out the ADU as the lot would not have a TU zoning and meet those requirements. 

Completed our most recent rental rehab, and this time we decided to start using TU SmartMove to screen tenants.

If a big institution like TU is investing large sums of money in construction, there must be a good reason for it.

Would it be thorough enough with just a TU credit pull?

Originally posted by @Jacky Tu:@Andrey Y.I thought the point of BP and having a community to help each other in real estate/investing is to prove that you don’t need to be RICH to invest?

To me that was massive deflation and I took a massive hit to my personal Net worth being 100% invested in Real estate and having a few hundred loans that I made go TU  …  I really don't know anything about big MF like the economist was talking about..