My credit score isn't the greatest (691), so I know this can poorly affect me with my interest rates (any other advice here will help)5.

This resulted in my credit score taking a massive hit and having to refinance the original way I thought I was going to and now taking a higher rate than I would have it I just went with it in the first place.The construction itself was pretty easy for me to manage as I have been working on houses for years, but finding good contractors that I could trust to do the work right and for what they say they can do it for was challenging.

That being said, you will see a lot of dilapidated properties at incredibly high prices just sit on the market.

They would only pull credit one time, but unless your score is very borderline, this really shouldn't be an issue.

I have a lender that I work with who's an investor herself and incredible at creating strategies to move forward on your next purchases (she helped us devise our strategy outlined above).

My hope is that sharing this might motivate another BPer that was in the same position I was just 12 months ago (or even a couple years ago for that matter).It's hard to believe it's already 3 weeks into 2020...things have been moving SOOOO incredibly fast already while our team has been in the process of finishing the refinance (BRRRR) of 3 single family homes, along with closing on the acquisition of a commercial/small multi-family apartment (13 units total) at the end of this week.

The location is pretty incredible and the area has appreciated 80% in the last 10 years. 

I'm currently trying to renovate a two family home, my credit is not the best and i was told its very important to have a decent score in order to get a loan.

Google review count and score are factored into local search ranking: more reviews and positive ratings will probably improve a business's local ranking.

That's incredible.