I took on some (good debt) zero% interest rate from credit card promo offers and utilized it on a prior deal which the money isn't due intil end of March next year but it really kills my ratios.This will be my first cash purchase and I Am looking forward to not having to answer to those pesky underwriters!

Now that the promo period is ending, our knowledge would be to refinance it as an individual, and not an LLC.

When I watched the Windows 8 promo yesterday, I was completely confused, as it looked nothing like anything I've seen before.

I think it cost $65 per ticket, but if you click on the link below there is a promo code you can use to get in for free. http://investorblockdec.eventbrite.com/?

If you click the Info Packet on the top right, they will call you the next day and offer 10% off on the phone.Or you can just use the promo code CEU10 and get 10% off immediately.

Establish relationships with groups that have access to foreign investors.I suggest very promo communication when dealing with foreign buyers.

I caught the tail end of a promo for East Austin Revealed, airing tonight @ 8:30 on KLRU.

If you end up going modular, which still shows up on wheels but is then lifted off the chassis and placed on a stem-wall or basement, you receive a deed and not a motor vehicle title.As a matter of fact, the Clayton dealer* in your town is running a trade-in promo...good company (larger backer..owned by Berkshire Hathaway).

I realized that most people haven't seen this yet since it's only viewable on the homepage when a person is not logged in. So I thought some of you might like to check it out:  BiggerPockets Homepage Video from Bigger...

Anyway even if there are no good promos available say you had did $8,500 (assuming you buy the appliances as I said above) and had to pay a 4% transaction fee and 29% interest for about 6 months, that should be less than $1,600 total in fees and interest without paying it down at all.I'd spend $1,600 to raise my potential score on the deal by over $20K!