Was there an issue with being able to get a title policy?

@Greg FoxI have a similar issue  with my rental but part of the house is on my property. 

They don't care how many I have, but I have run into issues when trying to refinance an investment property with a conventional loan.

Here my understanding is that demand is so high they can be full quite quickly after certificate of occupancy is issued but other markets are different and your construction costs are much lower. 

That's exactly the idea, BUT...Unfortunately out of the 3 cities on the list of 60 there that I know well, the score is wrong for 2 of them.Anaheim (they give it a B, I think it's closer to a F), LA (they give it a F, while I have had no issues as a host).

I had a roofer go up and take pics that showed roof needed replacing with quote to replace,  basement had water issues with quote, a leak from shower which showed in laundry room, with quote.  

That means find a house where there aren't going to be any hidden issues with very expensive things (i.e. foundation, roof, mechanicals), and get a good inspector to make sure they agree with your assessment before buying.

It's just that so many inquiries have the credit score issue.

I like this question @Matthew Gilbert because I think I brainstorm these issues in a similar way.

I had a similar issue in my very first rental.