My board is back in Boston and I am currently losing some extra pounds.

For example, landlord must approve of pet (dogs must be a non-aggressive breed and under 25 pounds.

So I have decided to invite everyone to come on this forum and pound their chest just to prove to Newbies, and other nay Sayers that there is such a Monster as "No Money Down" deals in Real Estate.

I'm pounding the pavement down here, I might come across something you need.

If the second balks the first lender generally tells them to go pound sand. 

Pound that debt down as much as possible, while making minimums on the others.3.  

Since you're saving the hardwood, you can't pound 'em in, so you've got to pull 'em all one-by-one.  

Good luck all, now off to pound out content for courses!

Hello everyone.I have been looking for days now on the best way to get the money to buy my first property.I want to go for an easy fix&flip where i only need to re-paint, do some flooring and general fix-ups.So i have a few problems.I do not have a driver's license (never had time to get one) so it needs to be close-byI am 20 and have only been working full time for a year + 2 years freelance before that.And the area i'm in is fairly expensive with an avarage price range in 20 miles for 90-120k (thats pounds so that's around 120-140k dollar)And i only have a small 5k savings.I have only been living in the uk for only 7 months now so i still do not know all the rules but i was wondering if any of you can give me tips on the safest way in getting the money for my first property.

Penny wise" is usually "pound foolish".David J Dachtera"Success is not a destination.