It sounds like the easiest approach is to just pay down a credit card a little bit to push it up a point.Best of luck!

Seems like the quickest and easiest remedy to this situation..

I just peeked at your sales prices and they aren't all that great -- they look to be half of the nation's average. 

They asked for like a million and a half docs for my Columbus OH property. 

I purchased back in 2018 so the median home prices weren't as high as they currently are and I also had an awesome realtor that got me a seller credit that covered a little less than half of my closing costs.

I'm a new investor with a 2 year goal of replacing half of my W2 income with cashflow from my properties.

Purchase price: $155,000 Cash invested: $12,000 Bought the house for myself, I then lived there for 2 and a half years.

Go with half the size of a sheet of paper.

My most recent acquisition was through a broker I met a year and a half ago.

Hey BP,Excited to say that we're currently under contract on our second investment property (our first multi family), located in Hendersonville, NC - about a half-hour outside of Asheville.