Moment raised raised on this short term debt all those dreams were smashed, same is going to hold true in 18-24 months on residential side as well.

It does seem like a bit of a wild card, especially in a quiet neighborhood like yours.

As a licensed realtor, I've come across many who claim to know the 'do's and don'ts' of this process, but I'm not always convinced these are the best practices.I've helped many families find their dream homes and now see the importance of creating multi-generational assets.

I also have credit cards that I can turn into cash, but the interest rate is an issue.I just don't know what the right move is to get that cash and keep that rate.Am I missing any other strategies or ways I can gain that capital at a cheaper rate? 

Although they reviewed a ton of information, the guru and team asked the audience to literally max our their credit cards and invest in one of their projects at a $25,000 minimum.

Not trying to be a dream killer but there is simply no money to be made in the D.C. no cash flow, no margins to flip, labor either to flip or just hold a property is insane, the money was made years ago, even going forward I see limited appreciation, investing is HARD everyone these days but to the extent there is money to be made you have to go to places that haven’t popped yet.

I had a decent idea about the upfront costs so I'll likely pull from savings and or open a no-interest credit card to fund them. 

Never give up, never back down, never take no for an answer, and keep dreaming.

Stessa can help you track automatically all income, expenses by integrating with your bank account, credit cards used for the househack.

However, interest on the same debt used to pay personal living expenses, such as credit card debts, is not deductible.But, wait there's more...