There's others as well, but awebber and CC are the two I hear about most often.

I am buying 2 units in CC as rental units.

In CC, I can use the tax value and walk the house to get a decent idea.

I would recommend the following.1) Secured major CC's.2) Store Cards with Low Limits3) If its a trustworthy person, perhaps being add as an AU (Authorized User) on a parent CC.

The interest rate greatly affects your payment, and in the end, how much you've paid for the house.Never ever be late on a CC payment.

I know several people who have steady income but might not qualify for conventional loans because of their debt to income ratio (due to high student loan debt and/or cc debt).

I too looked at all the different schools before I took the CC route...Here is my advise from what I have learned from different advisors and other people that I have spoken to about what school I should attend.1) Unfortunately it doesn't matter how great the schools curriculum is, its the image that people have of the school that counts.

They state the absorption capacity of 1 cc of AbCoat SI-201 as 900 times the expected H2S concentrations, which they state as being measured at 5 micrograms/kg.

If you were here, I'd say take this class at Wake Tech CC: Basic Appraisal Principles. class 74131, $120 investment."

A 50k property adds up to be: 10k down payment + 1.5k (3% cc) + ~5k (obviously variable) = $16.5k for each propertyDo you all simply have cash reserves just waiting to be used?