I started as many others may have by using balance transfer credit cards. 

The images/video records to a memory card so you have to go to the unit, take it down, and review the pictures manually.In either case, I would notify the tenants - in writing - that you are installing the cameras and make them acknowledge your notice so they can't complain later.

Anyway, we used two credit cards to pay for the rehab.

My business cards just came in the mail this past week...so I'm actually attending my first DREIA next Wednesday.

I have a great agent and a great property manager (and they have great relationships with local contractors) and I gladly pay them their commissions and sometimes even send them a cookie basket or gift card for dinner.

Leave your credit cards at home and DO NOT GO TO THE BACK OF THE ROOM unless the building is on fire.

Call in with a credit card and the person on the other end of the line will determine your disability with a 30-minute phone consultation.

Heloc is a great tool, but it's essentially a credit card against a portion of equity in your home.

You only pull money out when/if you decide to, & functions like a credit card.

Most credit card members can borrow against their card up to $25K.