Would love to chat about your experience and any tips considering you are also out of state. thanks in advance! 

If you have a good credit score and a stable income, you may be able to secure favorable loan terms.

Rents have doubled with autopayment mandated via credit cards. 

In my experience, there are plenty of small banks/credit unions that are cool with student rentals as long as they're all on one lease.

DSCR loans are based off of down payment, credit score and either actual or market rents so it helps to supercharge an investor's real estate goals and net worth.

They check criminal, credit, and eviction records and provide a solid report.

We also have a large population of migrant workers in the area and the consideration was that this might be a way around a standard lease with background and credit checks. 

I see a lot of clients come to me with term sheets from other lenders that arbitrarily increase the ARV or credit score, just to bait and hook the borrower into doing business with them, so just be on the lookout for this. 

My credit is climbing consistently with debt being paid of that was used to renovate the last property. currently sitting at a 670ish.

You don't have to pay cash.Rooms to go has zero interest on whole rooms of furniture all the time.Put the other stuff on a credit card and pay it off quickly.