If I were to buy a seller-financed property with the intention of refinancing it in a couple years, what's the best way to set up the payments to the seller so that my repayment history benefits my credit score?

Basically, they lived rent-free for six months, and have no rental history that you can identify.

In TX, the sales price will not be disclosed, but if you select a similar property in terms of location and size and style, and then click that property, and then click the "Property History" tab on that selected property, you will see that sold price (or at least the listed price when sold).

Just be careful if you develop a history of failing to renew people who fit a certain profile and the profile can be demonstrated.

The ones that don't have a solid credit history, with a higher interest rate2.

I just went to the SR. game tonight (I am a sr. as well) but kind of cool to see the most successful class of MIZZOU history.

In that city, they building department had an aggressive program of inspecting all new for sale listings and comparing improvements to permit histories.

Fundamental analysis gathers a number of facts together about the investment, including history, industry, decision-makers, demographics, market analysis, etc.

Unfortunately, I have no work history or proof of income for the last 2 years so it's doubtful anything other than a hard money loan is going to happen.

@Diem Tran if you are looking into the credit history of a business rather than an individual, most typically use Dun & Bradstreet (D&B) reports.