@Troy Smith Advice on those markets would really depend on what you are looking for as your first investment.

My overall answer depends on how you answer the questions above, haha. 

In this case, it ultimately depends on the specific policies of the apartment complex or landlord.Some landlords may consider the overall average credit score of both applicants, while others may require each individual applicant to meet the minimum credit score requirement on their own.

I've brokered transactions in Nassau & Suffolk but depending on the area it might not even make sense for you to sell in this current market. 

Raising rents really depends on the laws in your state.

I believe in San Antonio as a whole for long term appreciation but Vida specifically depends on specifics of the home.

With a shell, depending on a few things the materials alone can cost 100k before even  bathrooms or windows in.

Still, the best card for you will depend on the creditworthiness of the personal guarantor (which I assume is you) including your credit score, recent credit inquiries on your credit, debt-to-income ratio, and the age of your business, and a host of other benefactors.

Hey Jay,Can depend on the lender and loan type.

Each investment strategy has its pros and cons, and the choice depends on individual goals, risk tolerance, and market conditions.