Stay away from adding debt (vehicle, etc) and if you don't already you may want to open a CC or two to expand your financing lines. 

They are all off market properties.For example; Three adjacent properties that might meet my needs, A, B, and C. "C

What I love about CC is my new construction home will have low flood insurance and will rent for a premium because it's new.Send me a pm if you need to know more.I live in the UK and manage everything from here, I've already got a great time on the ground in CC and also Sarasota if you need any help there.Good Luck with yourinvesement journey

Your CC company will tell you to kick rocks and take him to court

SIMPLY BE HONEST AND TELL YOUR BUYER THE PLAN AND PROCEDURES WELL BEFORE YOUR CLOSING DATE.RECAPA & B HAS A CONTRACTWHOLESALER= BB DOES NOT HAVE YHE FUNDS TO CLOSE DIRECTLY WITH AB MARKETS THE PROPERTY AND FINDS CC= CASH BUYERAFTER B GOES INTO CONTRACT WITH THE CASH BUYER IT IS YHE WHOLESALERS FIDUCIARY AND ETHICAL HONEST RESPONSIBILITY TO DISCLOSE THEIR PLAN TO THE BUYER AND BUYER WILL EITHER CANCEL CONTRACT (NOT LIKELY) OR AGREE TO IT.  

Thank you,CC

Correct me if I'm wrong, but essentially, you'd be spending 38K + CC to make $1200-1800 a year.

They are a good company though.Venmo has pretty fast payouts, is free if using ACH or debit (3% fee to renter if using CC), and also has a good API.Half my tenants still use their own ePayment, and I'm fine with that, as long as I don't get charged fees.

Hi, I am noticing the HUD lists and Forclosure sites that claim to have free listings then when you sign up it says they cost $1 and then my cc will be charged ranging from $30 to $50 a month depending on the site.  

it really is the same for meincomeminus all expenses including management/vacancy pad/pitinetnet over your cash in is c/c returnnet over all money in ...purchase plus rehab plus whatever is overall c/c return or cap rate