No credit history, rough on employment, rough on living standards.

So in 2011 I got out of the navy and went to a trade school to learn how to work on cars since I wanted to open up my own shop in a couple years after working in the industry.

Depending on what you find, and who does the inspection for you, their opinion might be take less seriously than from a home inspector (i.e. if your retired school teacher aunt Judy says the framing is not up to code, that option would not be take as seriously as the opinion of Bob, your Civil Engineer friend).Either way, any findings you have will be reviewed by the sellers and they (sellers) will determine if they agree with you and the appropriate response.

We simply pull credit, check income sources and investigate rental history.  

Such a move has only happened a few times in history on a single day.The caveat is that mortgage rate movement is given plenty of time to roam free, day in and day out.

I moved from Florida to Texas in 1983 because my parents made me move my senior year of high school.

Along the way, I will report the tenants' good payment history to Experian’s RentBureau service using a rent collection service.

I do take into account, schools, shopping centers locations, what kind of transit is close by or not, and who is my end buyer going to be.Wishing you luck!

I have been attending college for about four years; I obtained my Associate in Science, I conducted behavioral research as an intern for one year, I became Vice President of Leadership in Phi Theta Kappa local chapter, and I was active in school activities.

Schedule classes for Tues/Thurs and work M/W/F (even SAT, too, if you can)...The you graduate with a degree PLUS a year or two (or more) of accumulated experience (piecing together 3-4 full time summers + 20-30 hours a week during the school year)...Best of luck!