I'm maily interested in multifamily complexes and am asking what is the best strategy to acquiring them as a 26 year old female with brand new credit?

In addition there is a plumbing error that is now costing an additional $8200. 

Additionally, the court found that individuals who owned their property prior to the approval of the 2016 ordinance are eligible for a Type 2 license.

Yes, there are options for financing a boat that can be similar to a home equity line of credit (HELOC).

I've been pre-approved, but that was through my personal credit.

Guess it does not make sense to have a prospective tenant run their credit/background when it’s included in their Zillow application?  

Here are the details:Bought in 2015Owes - $45kNeeds additional $20-25k as a down payment on the new house for equity.Rate - 6.125% (Adjustable Rate Mortgage) Max is 8%PITI - roughly $700/monthHouse is in great condition so no rehabAsking $175,000, could sell on market for $220-230kRents - $1400-1600How would one structure this deal?

If you had the ability to control your credit card interest rate and you had a ton of debt, wouldn't you lower it? 

Additionally, these attract a lot of inexperienced buyers who started in the single family or four plex space who are trying to go bigger. 

Usually you can add additional support and fix this problem but I did run into one house where there was a single center support running through the middle of the house that was entirely rotted and the only way to get a new support of the appropriate length in would have been to take out a portion of the basement and first floor walls.