At $377K/door, this building's costs will be nearly 2X what a similar building would trade for in this location.  

What do you use for skip trading and how accurate is it?

If I knew that I wouldn't be here, I'd day-trade on that information (stock ticker $MBB, for example, it's an ETF, so it functions as a stock, you can short it, or buy puts, etc) and be a billionaire well prior to Q1 2025!

My thought is is use the Rent Ready feature of reporting his payment history to the credit bureau so it can work in his favor as a trade line, but I'm wondering if this is an unnecessary added step since he can already pull transactions on his bank side. 

I would NEVER trade that experience for anything, despite the hassles. 

I have my HSA, my roll over IRA, and an account I keep there for emergency funds.

That being said, the trade off are higher fees and rates.

A good broker remains transparent throughout the process, providing regular updates on loan applications, lender responses, and any emerging challenges.

I would ask any friends and family who are in the trades for referrals. 

The trade-offs are real, but for consistent cash flow and the right landlord, it can be an excellent strategy.What’s the best way to start?