I have already discovered they don't answer their phone, don't have website account access and don't take credit cards.  

I have pretty good credit and no debt currently.

Hello,First off, I'm a 21 year old college student with little to no credit looking to purchase my first investment property with my dad.

Hello everyone - i have a question about the feasibility of a strategy I hope to employ in the coming months to make my first real estate investment:I currently gross ~150K annually, have a 750+ credit score and have saved ~$40k that I can use to purchase an investment property.

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#4- i have been looking into boosting my credit score actually but have no idea where to start, was thinking about getting a credit card using it for certain things i need then paying it full when the payments come in. since im a blank slate with my credit history, do you anyways i can start my credit score?

I'm wondering if anyone has any preferred sites they use for credit checks and background checks?

I would hold back in cash the rule of thumb percentages each month, but have a credit card or line of credit available for the unexpected. 

So Heather,If we work these numbers backwards, use $800 rents and  use conventional financing I'm currently getting through a credit union, which may not be what you get.

I went ahead and submitting info to get pre-qualified with him as well.My mindset was, I might as well talk to a number of lenders and get pre-qualified with a few of them at around the same time so all the credit pulls count as one.