I have a middle score of 750, but I have no reported income so I doubt it if I would qualify for a FHA or conventional loan.  

The other banks have said something else ranging from that they'll require 25% down for a fourplex to that they will look at the income the property produces and not my income.Some more background: I have a credit score that ranges from 769-799, I'd have a debt-to-income ratio of about 31% (based on my personal income) which I'm told for FHA is a very safe/good number.

LTV, credit scores, etc. all come into play.

Hi Mark, there are a number of things you could do:- You could finance the purchase through a bank, with between 20 to 30% down, depending on many factors like your income and credit score.

You start leverage that money too- as your income and credit score increases, you start qualifying for unsecured line of credit- by this time you are buying one property per month...This is where I am now...

I'm new to the  game also, is there a difference between a fico score and a credit score?

If they score more deals and make more money in 3-6 months than I do and they can repeat the process on their own: I'll take the course.

With 4 members in the LLC remember that personal financial statements, credit scores, etc. of each member are needed for most loans. ( Sometimes not for strong properties, low LTVs or hard money. )  The viewed viability of the LLC by the lender is only as strong as the weakest member. 

Minimum 600 score for a $1k/month SFR...etc.)

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