Financeexaminer, with the exception of your sarcastic remark, I appreciate the advice to break out any personal property!

As for my criteria, the most common are credit scores above 600, preferably above 650, income 3x rent, no criminal history, no rental collections (but if she checks out and resolved this one, you may give her a pass, things happen), verifiable employment and bank records, positive or neutral remarks from past landlords.

The reason I'm asking is because I've been watching a successful rehabber closely here in Minnesota and on his agent remarks he puts in a new ac/unit.

I've noticed that on his properties when he lists them he does a virtual tour, writes a lot of agent remarks and he puts out his realtor signs early before he lists the house.

Anyway...since this thread is all about being proactively aware of end buyer funding sources, I thought I'd pass along this remarkable claim of funding.

I was a review appraiser and it never ceased to amaze me at some the things the so-called appraisers did.Any appraiser that pops off with a remark about what your property is worth before he has done an appraisal on it should be shot.Just because they are FHA appraisers doesn't mean they are right.

(I do believe he's one of those psychic fellers): Bernanke remarks EXCELLENT paragraph within: "Although deflation and the zero bound on nominal interest rates create a significant problem for those seeking to borrow, they impose an even greater burden on households and firms that had accumulated substantial debt before the onset of the deflation.

If he could combine this type of foreign policy with embracing a true free market domestic policy, US strength would grow remarkably.

Other than mailing letters to the owners directly, it seems that there's not a huge market of listings for student housing MF opportunities.Ideas/criticisms/suggestions/advice/pity/sarcastic remarks anyone?

From his recent email: "We cannot list your personal information in the public remarks section.