Maybe a more prudent plan would to just pile up cash then refinance showing banker your fat cash balance at end of 3 years instead.

Hi Guys,Happy Fat Tuesday.Quick question for you--my husband and I are one 1.5 months of wholesaling.

I store the old locks in ziploc bags to keep everything together -- including the keys.

In fat, I would take it further.

Usually the reason is that my bid was too low or another bid was accepted.Are you using HUD Home Store in your area?

Again, the best way to have secured lines is not through a secured credit card that can fund itself, but a loan to be repaid over time, amortized, that is secured by an asset, like a CD as the CD does not make payments for you.The whole things is about seeing how people manage money over time, paying as agreed, where they must make the effort to make the payment, not an arrangement where, if they fail to pay the payment is deducted from an account, there is no money management activity there, shows little effort.Secured credit lines are most important to secured lenders, the guy at the Rent To Own store is more interested in how customers pay revolving debt, past rent to own accounts than thier home loan.

I also have a second set of business cards with the website name to place around stores in the towns where I buy.

It is one building that is divided into 3 separate store fronts. 2 of them are currently leased, but he was honest and said both business had already violated their leases and are now on month to month and he can give them 90 days to vacate if he chooses.

It's like after the zombie apocalypse, feeling bad for taking stuff from a grocery store without paying for it.If you've been in that situation, what have you done?

The best part is you can easily purchase it in most hardware stores, around here at least.