We currently have two applicants on the house, both of which have positives and negatives on their credit reports, so I am hoping I can get some input from more experienced property managers/landlords.Tenant applicant A (husband and wife):- Both credit scores meet our minimum requirements- Income meets our minimum requirements and then some- Only a couple debt items (auto payment, credit cards, etc).

People do credit cards, equity lines.”Does this mean that people would buy and sell homes using bitcoin?

If it's only<$15K in renovations, just buy the home with conventional financing, and you can always get money later via HELOC, hard money, credit cards, etc.. refi within the year (after improvements) and pay everything back.

Reading books will also help you become more learned and confident in selling this business.Do not believe what business cards say about a title, just like everybody else they need to prove to you that they are trustworthy and are more knowledgable than you.  

:http://www.thenerve.org/kickbacks-corruption-plagu...Suit up with an attorney, go in with your paperwork,  but play the common sense/ pity card before you go technical lawyer-ly on him.  

Like a credit card.

The home is modest in finishes (no granite countertops) but is in a fantastic area when it comes to schools, transportation, etc. 

My thinking is it is a possible combination of the following:- Credit cards: use my personal or get a new business card?

However, if you paid off your Kohl's credit card, you knocked one down.

If you believed what typical management at a bank or cu tells you (& what they list in public job descriptions when positions are available), everyone that applies for a mortgage also needs a new car loan and 3 new credit cards.