From my reading of the article, I do not think this is the applicant getting a credit report in hand and handing it out to potential landlords.

I think the bigger question for you now is whether the time feels right for getting started on your first BRRRR.If you were ready to get started, but were short of your all-cash goal of $80k, there are loan programs that can finance lower purchase prices in the Detroit area.

We think she should but have a feeling she will balk at this.

I was thinking I would need to get a hard money loan to cover that, and it would eat up most of the rest of the cashflow and then I would look to refinance within a year or two.

He will finance building the house. this can be done however you want -  my recommendation where I see things go wrong is everyone is high and drinking the kool aid when they go into these deals thinking they are going to be making all this money.

I think it’ll cost you more in the end.

I think it is a false assumption to think that STH owners don’t need to plan for CapEx.

I think you need to analyze your own properties, not send them to an agent to analyze. 

I personally think taking a 1 bath house to 2+ baths is one of easiest value-adds there is.

Hey Gerardell,You're thinking the right way about this.