The best part is they tell you to get your credit card limits raised to join.  

Have you you determined any kind of personal guidelines, such as loan limits or total loans out that you are comfortable with? 

(of course we were all for it)* im currently looking to purchase cashsflow deals - preferably multi family i actually have some cash lying around and im looking for a good place to invest. not having a greedcard limits my options for bank financing so ill be paying cash and the area im living at is quite expensive so im forced to look for at options further away. 

However nothing in the bankruptcy can limit the liability of the buyer to the seller. 

I will certainly put some gains into that but I am already limited to only about 50K a year and fortunately the gains far exceed that limit.

The market for MFH is limited to investors here almost exclusively (there are few "live in one, rent three" setups locally) and there's no real rhyme or reason that I can see as to why these places go on the market. 

I want to know the be sources to find out how to go about finding leads and getting listings for traditional properties so that I'm not limited to own type of real estate sales.

And consider that right there- that lenders are charging 5% on origination, processing, underwriting and points to keep the rate under federal APR limits.

Others also keep the homes in a separate LLC; the goal being to limit liability in any one entity when/if you are ever sued.  

Use commercial loans - the good thing about those is investment property is not deemed a liability in the same sense as your primary residence, for example - if the property you are buying is a money-making asset, you are not limited by your personal credit power.