That is, is their credit good enough and do they have income?

So that over time eventually the keywords bringing in the most money the idea would be to get that high-quality score and being 1-2 position only and the ones not bringing in so much we bid low on.

But if you have good credit and the property cashflows well and you're willing to put in some down payment, you can get a better loan.

Then, ask for them to credit off the price.

Should the earnest and option money get reimbursed to me at closing or does it get credited to the end buyer?

@Stan ThampiThese were the qualifications that we messaged people before they came out to look at the unit:Have a credit score of 600+Have no prior evictionsHave no felonies within the last 7 yearsHousehold gross income greater than 3x the rentAnd then when they wanted to apply, we had them go through Zillow.

And the loans would show up on the credit pull.

What's better a higher amount of line of credit or a lower interest rate?

I would not necessarily give credit for the rent already paid on the furniture because it took time and effort to procure the furnishings and it was a convenience for your tenant.

Basically I'll be credited $5k next year and now finding out it's going happen next year in 2019.