That's incredible.  

If the tenant causes $800 in damages, I file a simple, online claim with Obligo and they pay me the $800 with no questions asked, then they pull the $800 from the Tenant's bank account or credit card.All my applicants are given a score and that score determines how big of a deposit they pay.

I also read that an HE will affect one's credit score tremendously.

However, especially for assignments, I would discourage you to make any moves as the condo market 1- has had an incredible run which in a lot of people's opinion is not backed by any fundamentals and 2- the amount of supply that's going to be available in 2022-2024 is incredible and WILL have a downward pressure on rents/valuation.

Credit line from (a) Salary (b) Credit score (c) Liquid assetsQuestion #1: Establishing a credit line on liquid assetsHow do I use my liquid assets to establish a credit line?

You'd be surprised what a good deal you can score for a range with a dented side panel (that you won't be able to see once installed, and doesn't affect functionality).

Austin has great potential long-term, no doubt -- but currently, it seems over-heated and deals seem incredibly hard to come by. 

Banks will likely lend $3m+ with income + good credit score.

SCORE! 

There’s one in California called Patch of Land, which has a 30 year loan that’s based only on the LTV, your credit score and your rent roll.