Easy to get GREAT tenants, high Credit Scores and high income, and no trouble during the Pandemics or other severe down turns.It is truly an Investment because there was very little work to do other than paying the bills and calling a few contractors here and there.However, a friend of mine bought in Far Rockaway.

I have done them a couple different ways in the past, but I am currently using Open Letter Marketing for the first time and trying out the automated version on a campaign dropping on 1/2 🙂!

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However, there is a better and cheaper way than FHA depending on your credit score.

What documents do they require, what credit scores do they allow, how do they verify previous rental history, etc.?

Hello my is Andre Houston I have 2 rentals and a primary home I'm ready to purchase another home but I don't have a w2 job anymore  I have about 60 to 70k saved up I wanted to try an do a brrrr basically put 20 or 15 percent on the purchase an get a loan for the remodel but how do I go about refinancing it when it's all done if I don't have a job I have a 765 credit score but no prove of income I worked for the last 9 years but I haven't been employed since June 2022 my debt to income is also high because of the 3 homes i already own at this point im kind of stuck any suggestions I should do thanks in advance 

Hi Andrew, thank you for taking the time, I’m a foreign citizen, I don’t live in the US and I don’t have any US citizenship so I won’t qualify for any home buyer loan and I don’t have a credit score which makes it all a little bit more complicated.

What documents do they require, what credit scores do they allow, how do they verify previous rental history, etc.?

Hi Tommesa,It takes money to make money.Focus number one should be write down exactly what a lender wants a borrower to be for a deal like this...then become that person.Credit score, length of employment, minimum income, down payment cash ect. 

Can you suggest that what option do I have now to recover the unpaid rent or reporting it to their credit scores?