I mention this, not to say you can't or shouldn't charge more, especially if the tenant's risk profile dictates a higher deposit, but to make sure you know and understand the laws.

Does anyone have any references or tips on using someone else’s credit profile (my older sister who’s been on salary would be mine) for getting pre-approved for a home?

Well @Steve LeBlanc I don't really know you and there is nothing on your profile that helps me really know who you are or your experience level. 

Fill out our BP profile on what you want to do and how you want to do etc., When you reach out to someone, they will surely check your profile before accepting your request.

It will depend on your real estate profile.

Your profile indicates you're building a 26 million dollar home, but new to real estate and want to become financially independent.  

Replace those with new boards.Also, look in the attic (and the garage rafters) for builder stashed leftovers (yes from 1908).You might also be able to pull them from a low traffic area (such as under where a bed will sit), and put them in a high traffic area.The replacement boards will need to profile match the pulled ones.

This is my first go at the site and I would really love some feedback on how I might be able to improve the listing, my profile, and any other tips you can think of that would of helped you starting out.

From your bio/profile, I'm not telling you something you don't already know.

Hey Team BP, could any of you refer a rockstar credit union who would know how to handle folks with complex financial profiles to execute timely BRRRRs?