During an initial showing, I noticed that the bathroom in the unit I’d be occupying is pretty outdated, has a 1970’s vibe according to my dad :) That being said, I am wondering if anyone has any tips for success with performing renovations on your existing living space in a house hack?

Looking at business line of credit and other options to get across the finish line, and backfill the raise.Attached is the pitch deck.

(Quickbook’s little brother.)It’s very much overkill of what you’re trying to do but it’s super simple, downloads all your bank and credit card transactions, and only costs $50/year. 

Maybe a commercial line of credit?

I am in debt with mostly good debt, a little bit of credit card debt.

I just heard back from the bank and her response to my inquiry I emailed and said"I'm not finding any information that the adverse market refinance fee is still active, I've only found information to the contrary.Linked article from The Federal Housing Finance Agency mentioning the fee has been done away with as of August 1, 2021"Her response"You are correct, no hit for Cash out on primary residence, that has gone away but we do have adjusters for Loan to value and cash out loan to value along with credit score and 2-4 unit"This is problematic to me on so many levels, why was she willing to increase my interest rate based on her ignorance, who is watching and making sure these lenders are doing the right thing?

BP is a tremendous resource at your finger tips.

What documents do they require, what credit scores do they allow, how do they verify previous rental history, etc.?

Here are some tips for networking and making the most of your account. 1) I'd fill out your profile fully before you do anything else!

Originally posted by @Nick Giulioni:If you are buying in Indi, you really should know @David MoudyThanks for the tip, I will definitely reach out!