Hey @Biswajit Dash - surrounding areas of Raleigh are of course getting attention because of folks getting priced out of the beltline, development costs, etc.

For example, if you want credit scores above 600 but you accept a 580 once, you can never in the future decline someone with a credit score between 580 and 600.The gray areas…I like a credit score above 600, I like my tenants not to have bankruptcyI like my tenants not to have a lot of debt (such that payments impact the Gross = 3X number)I like my tenants to have a history of paying on time Here is a scenario:  Tenant “X” gets past all the instant declines.

Deep diving into your business, of course is essetial. 

Of course, you have to do all a very in-depth due diligence yourself and and pick the company that fits your needs the best.

Look into his stuff to learn more about creative finance methods but be mindful about spending thousands on a course. 

of course you have to qualify for the loan.  

Reno,NV is a great area to invest because of the job growth with Tesla, Apple, Google, limited building, landlord friendly, low property taxes, and of course no income tax.  

You can gut it when you are ready to sell.. that's my take... others might do it differently if this was a flip of course..Here is what I did with my situation.

Deposit insurance, credit building and on time rent payment rewards (Through Second Nature)What customer service programs do you have in place?

Tenant skipped out in the middle of the night and owes rent, fees, damages etc...How would you post the item in their credit report?