We'll see.I also found out that Experian recommends tenants using a couple of online rent paying systems that help improve the tenants credit score.

There are some awesome locations across the tracks from JPA where you can score some low-priced units that need a lot of work.

Example from my last real AD.HOUSE FOR RENT3BR2BAmore infomore infoI WILL ONLY RESPOND IF YOU LEAVE A REAL PHONE NUMBER$50.00 non-refundable application feeTypical Qualifications: 600+ Credit Score| No judgements | No evictions| No criminal background | No smokers| No delinquencies |2 pay stubs| whateverElseIRequire ------------------2) I do this to help reduce the amount of callers that will not qualify.3) If you decide to screen over the phone I ask.

(free version).

Iv helped people buy homes with credit scores 570-620.

Looking to do my first deal this year.One of the HML lenders I've talked to said these are their requirements for a newbie:650 credit score$10,000 in my personal bank account14% interest onlyIs this pretty standard across the board with the hard money loans you have used?

In simple language, when seeking approval for a loan, will only my income and credit score (which is excellent by the way) be verified or my household income count?

I have some general education, a modest savings, and a credit score of 753.

I'm buying a house in stockton and have a good DTI and credit score but have reached the Fannie Mae 10 loan limit.  

Do any due diligence on your buyer/tenant you want -- credit score, income, etc. -- but then let the title company do all the work.