Why fix something that isn't broken?

Credit Karma uses a Vantage scoring model (which we do not use in the mortgage industry), but the trend will be the same as mortgage scores. 

I'm open to deals that need rehab but I'd rather find something that's up and running and that may only need minor fixes or rent increases.Do you have any property like what I'm looking for?

Based on my limited knowledge of real estate investing, one key is to buy distressed properties, fix them up and either rent or sell.  

Just trying to sort out an assumption so I can plug it into the model I build and calc post-construction LTV and sale assumptions.

To clarify, I didn’t invest in a “fund,” but rather purchased a note for a specific fix-and-flip project.

However, I didn't lay out what that seller financing offer would look like because I'm really not sure if a deal can be made or how that financing would look.I'm hoping to find a way to get the home owner some money in her pocket if possible, although I need room for an investor to fix the issues and hopefully buy the lot back from the auto repair shop.

We did a couple recent ones that were on market, fixed them up and got them to market after the remodel with a profit.

PS is revolutionary because of how it has simplified access to all of the various data points investors need to make a decision and because of this its extremely popular.You do not want to be using a popular lead source to increase deals because everyones chasing the same deals.And nothing will change with there data because there business model forces them to have to buy and license the data they get which means waiting for the county/databroker to send it to them which guarantees anyone using PS data will be behind the counties, only getting a fraction of the leads and getting those late leads the same time as everyone else.How do you get access to the leads first.

Also, factor in potential interest rate changes if the HELOC isn’t fixed.