I feel when you do that your paying more interest on lines of credit or what not?

After the inspection report came back, the house will need the following work (and this comes directly from the inspector): 1-The two oil-fired boilers must be professionally evaluated and serviced by a licensed HVAC technician to determine the life expectancy and the evaluation of the firebox as well as its efficiency.2-The asbestos in the basement must be professionally encapsulated or removed.3-Need to have a licensed plumber REPLACE the corroding electric water heater for the rear unit.4-All items listed in #8 that are asked to be replaced, should be professionally replaced or given appropriate credit for replacing by new owners.5-Need to have a licensed electrician examine, address and replace all wiring throughout the house and garage.

I'm guessing them getting near list price for each unit is very important to them...so is it best to ask for credits at closing?)

The only difference is their credit score is to low.

Hello,Since I live in a more expensive market, for doing lease options I would imagine I would need to target professionals such as doctors, lawyers, small business owners, management people, who either have issues with credit or are just getting started in their respective careers and little credit history.

So my credit would be free from any mortgage (although I am on the deed).

As still being 19 my credit is still establishing but making sure I pay everything on time and taking care of it.

Can any lenders out there educate me on whether there is such a thing as 5% down, low credit score (low 600's) jumbo loans?  

There are no shortcuts to building credit, it takes time.

More info in the link below.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/605679-september-2018-christyna-romero-credit-specialist-ceo-of-crt