Those that are tend to keep their cards close to their chest.

Hypothetically, as a builder / developer, would you pay a slight premium for property that has the federal historic tax credit of 20%, a state historic tax credit of 25% and a city empty building tax credit of 25% - capped at $500,000, as well as a dense mixed use approved PUD, and a tentative $5 mil TIF district for the site?

try to  get an idea  what lender (s)  has  made loans in the complex in the past few years and then contact them ...you might also  check with the smaller  to mid size banks and credit unions in  the  condos  area  as they may not be as concerned with this issue

I have already gone through the credit, income, and background check process.

Yet credit cycles are still hugely destabilising.”

I’m just starting out in my real estate career and as looking into doing a lease option for one of my properties.From my understanding, rental credits are a big no-no, as it makes the deal a financing agreement with equitable interest.My question is, for those deals where the initial option fee counts toward the purchase price of the house in the end, would that ever be considered a financing agreement since they are pre-paying so to speak?  

I found the tax card online and he paid way too much and on top of that let several lots go vacant in the meantime.

My credit had dropped from high 700's to mid 500's after all the damage had been done.

My credit is average and I have about 13,000 in consumer debt.

I got a home equity line of credit and bought 5 or 6 more houses.