you could still make it work. your vacancy is a bit high for a multifamily property. remember not all units are going to turn over annually or at the same time, so your impact on making your expenses will be less. if you run 3% for vacancy and 8% for PM. your numbers are a little closer to break even. also if you increase your rents as indicated, then that will also help. triplex in tampa in a good area are hard to come by.

They do not need the money but you do or adverse consequences might happen impacting you greatly.

Go to creditboards dot com and you will find more information than you ever wanted to know.The real answer boils down to this:  Those AU accounts probably aren't helping your score much right now, and removing probably won't have much impact one way or the other.  

Keep up the good work and let's see if we can have a positive impact!

I know which are good/ bad from a renter's perspective and would be interested to know which are friendly to investors.Also, the school's student body grows larger each year. 2 year lag between incoming class and when they move off campus.

Don't worry...you won't feel the impact

Would you mind me asking your opinion on whether or not the quality of school district makes an impact on the quality of renter/ease of obtaining a renter?

I have made the mistake of borrowing for business with Capital One and they put it on my PERSONAL credit report which negatively impacted my credit utilization and, therefore, my credit score.  

I don't know how concerned the RE regulatory body would be as they are mostly concerned with agents.

This area is a lower income area and again not sure the impact renovated/new apartments would have on single family homes in the area.