That would spark me to consider them, then immediately look for an upleg, and the hustle is on again for another month or two to get things stabilized.

@Alexander KnowlesI work full time as a General Contractor, and have been very happy with Capital One Spark Business.

It's a juicy question, one that's sparked countless dinner table debates and late-night Google searches.

I am new to the space, I have been offering my services for a while now to many real estate agents which sparked my interest in investing in real estate, I would appreciate any help!

Both Chase (Ink, Freedom & Slate) and Capital One (Spark) offer 12-18 months zero interest. 

I use a Capital One Spark business card.

The recent Federal Reserve meeting has sparked much discussion, particularly around the rate changes.

It all began when my finance professor, who happened to be a seasoned broker, sparked this fire in me for everything real estate.Since that moment, I've been on a journey—absorbing every bit of knowledge, devouring books, courses, and seeking guidance to prepare for my first dive into real estate deals.

There are ways to make any strategy work and lessen risk.As far as appreciation vs cash flow, check this out-https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/06/2...Not sure if it helps a ton, but might spark some thoughts for you.A couple considerations when thinking about appreciation:Where are we in the current real estate market?

@Brad Sparks, I agree with Moises: functional layouts sell houses.