Learn to play the cello6.

Hard money will cost ya.....you just need to do it easier way.Never do cash advances - it’s too expensive money.When you have FICO higher than 730-740, the bank will mail you checks with 0% for 12-15 months and upfront fees 3%.So, you can use these money for 3% or les whole year.To get this repeating, you’ll need 5-6 credit cards and by the time first one go off 0%, you might need HELOC or another form of credit line.Since you’ve got $20K limit, chances are you know how to play the game.

Most ppl want to point fingers n play the blame game, but at some point you got to look n the mirror and say maybe I'm not going about this the right way.

(NO DEBT)- You can't get hurt if you don't play the game.Kiyosaki=The Hungry Hungry Hippo of debt.

But you play the odds.

Or play the slow and steady wealth game with higher probability of reasonable success but lower chance of the lottery win.

I consider this too much of a war zone, but my partner insists to play the speculative game of appreciation as that area is slated for redevelopment very soon (it's in the process of gentrifying right now actually).

You play the banker/ lender, and I will be the "investor": Hi Mr/Mrs Lender/ Banker, I'd like to get some $ for real estate please.

That's like saying "I'm going to the Emerald City of OZ to learn how to play the ukulele".

Furthermore, lenders routinely hold property to play the market.Yes lenders will sometimes make repairs to REO property to increase their returns.