Make sure your credit is as solid as possible. 

The only way you can have it accurate if you balance your books and reconcile your bank and credit card accounts.

From a bank standpoint, they will have a clear picture of who owns what and has what degree of liability;  however, all of the investors will have to produce tax returns and documents to the bank to show they are credit worthy. 

My credit score is pretty good (700-720) .

I've had a very interesting proposition for a new on the market, higher end, flip property.....A buyer, due to personal issues, has bad credit - but cash in hand.

Low risk and potential to make a sizeable return without using credit or very much cash makes this a very attractive way to invest in real estate .

I was wondering what other sites you guys use for screening tenants before paying for credit and backround checks. 

I am thinking that I would do something with a small monthly rent credit (maybe $100 off?)

I'm using something similar now, i'm purchasing everything on my cc now for I can have cash to close and rehab my property under contract, property will be in my fiancée name, so i'm using up my credit.

I did realize pretty quickly that maxing out my credit cards was probably not the best way to manage my real estate investing, so I canceled the mentoring within a day and got a full refund.