With us, if vested in an LLC it will not be reported to credit.

You can really mess up the seller's credit if you miss payments and they can then sue you.4.

George OrwellIn this small story, I want to show you how I entered into real estate investments, making bad mistakes, taking risks, living in a depressed neighborhood and finally making some profit.My family came to the US in December 2016.

A bad flip is the best way to lose money investing in Real Estate. 

Was curious if anybody does this or if it is even possible.You could, but you promised the seller to make payments on the note, so it's a bad idea. 

This is going to be a DSCR loan since I don’t have 2 years worth of history, but I do have a high 700’s credit score with zero debt.

My contractor advised against doing LVT on the stairs (said it just always looks bad) so it seems like I’ll put carpet there (didn't want to do this but there's no hardwood underneath the current carpet).

Anything above 4 is bad and our report came back at 46.4 which is extremely alarming and dangerous. 

Hi @Yang Zeng, Investing out of state can be a bit daunting, but not a bad idea at all.

To buy this property I had taken out a fixed line of credit against my primary.