Hey Guys,I am currently screening few tenant application for one of my rentals, One of the my potential tenants have great rent payment history but poor credit score with few collections in his record.

Note that it does not have to be fair market rent, we're just establishing a track record of a personal housing expense. 

But create an LLC and have your credit partner fill out a quitclaim deed into the LLC and then record it after the mortgage has been recorded. 

Unsold inventory sits at a dangerously low 3.0-month supply at the current sales pace, down from 3.1 months in July and down from the 4.0-month figure recorded in August 2019.

NYC and Seattle pay really well, but would you rather live on a large lot in a 2,000 sq. ft. home or in a condo that is a 1 bedroom 1 bath studio for the same price?

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One studio ($375/month), one 1-bedroom ($515/month), and two 2-bedrooms ($695/month each)Total gross rent: $2,280Morgage ($550) + Tax ($300) + Management ($200) + Repairs & Saftey Fund ($200) = $1,280So from my understanding, I'm going to make about $1,000/monthAm I missing something?

Now lesson learned: always check public records to ensure all needed signatures are present on the contract and subsequent closing.

If it's not, you will probably want to have a community property agreement drafted and recorded. 

Once you log in as an agent, it gives you the exact amount.Just stating this for public record in case anyone reads through this thread while looking up information about Texas and non-disclosure.