I know this is going a bit off the rails, but if there is any sort of Credit Building technique you guys used to help boost your credit to get you home buyer ready I'd appreciate the advice. 

Not only have rates dropped across the board in every state, contract terms have changed dramatically, too.

For me, just having gone through the classes has really boosted my knowledge and confidence - clarified a TON of questions I had about the transaction process (even having done a flip), legal issues (like with wholesaling or landlording), etc.

I plan to purchase an internet plan for the site and install a mesh wireless router system to boost the signal to all 4 tenants.

We started out with long term buy and holds, but as the market has shifted dramatically between prices going up and interest rates going up, it's hard to make decent cash flow and COC focusing on LTRs.

On Zillow they will boost your listing's SEO rankings if you use their floor plan and their tour.

Many of them are constantly looking for opportunities to expand their business.The value of your contracts can vary dramatically. are the owners locked into a term agreement or are you managing them on a month-to-month basis that enables them to walk away at any time?

I suggest u look at columbus Oh that market is turning around goood look at the population growth (simple google search) see on city-data.com you’ll see crime rates have been dropping dramatically.

Could be a great amenity that boosts revenue 

Common problems with this type of loan program are; unrealistic buyer expectations based on HGTV, 'foot in the door' pricing by unscrupulous contractors who hit the client with 'extra' charges in order to boost their bottom line, collusion between buyer and contractor to make some money under the table, failure of the contractor to take out the proper permits, and on and on.