Having student loans should increase your credit, not hurt it, assuming you actually paid them when you were supposed to.One of the easiest ways to boost your credit (beyond beginning to pay what you owe), is to go and pull your free credit report (I believe it is https://www.annualcreditreport.com/).

Here are the numbers:* Deal #1 (mid 2017) purchased 3 family house aka “tri-plex” in a fairly desirable part of the city on a FHA loan.

I have an individual that is willing to go in with me and put up the down payment $100,000.  

There are companies that buy out partial ownership interests although at a discount of course because partial ownership interests are not are desirable generally as having 100% control of an asset.Could they sell?

Virginia is a tougher market, especially in Arlington, where there desirable properties have a lot of competition.

I work full-time, wife is stay-at-home with our 2 boys, but she is very keen to start hustling again, and she'd be great at the AirBnB business.So I'm just airing some thoughts and concerns on how to go about this endeavor the smart way.

Further to this, let’s say I only need to occupy the unit for X amount of months, do I need to go through the hassle of changing the address on all of my IDs etc?

I thought in FL most counties the seller generally chooses the title company since the seller who pays for the title insurance (lender and/or owner's policy), so we as the buyers have no choice to go with the seller title company's choice.

I found a 3 bedroom 1 bath in a desirable area.

It is a decision based on their persona desires not financial goals.