Contract has provision for pet at home, which comes with security deposit

If the tenant has a significant weakness in financial/credit history, but met all of our other requirements, we would offer to rent but would require a higher security deposit.

REOs (bank-owned properties that have already gone through foreclosure) are sometimes sold using the auction method... but they are owner auctions.Be very sure of the type of auction you are participating in. 

How about a hybrid HELOC with a secured mortgage promissory note?

I've only had one eviction so far, but here's mine:Have you ever had a tenant you are evicting in court ask about their security deposit? 

I'm guessing that no matter what in a Class C property that a tenant will most likely put a lot of wear and tear on each unit that will not be covered by a security deposit alone.

I take that to mean that your firm sells portfolio packages of bundled secured notes and then turns around and issues loans on real estate.

Also, I'm not sure how you secured the contract without proving that you had financing ahead of time.But congrats on what should be your first rental (and rehab), right?

I do several methods of screening. 1. 

So, I took out a personal secured loan for $4500 plus a little over $1000 that I had saved.