Not sure if everyone has heard of RedBox but it is a movie rental machine that you slide your credit card to dispense a DVD that you select.

I heard Maria Bartaromo state on the Today Show that "as soon as credit starts flowing again, people can get higher limits on their credit cards and get home equity loans to start spending again."

But hey, my low-income properties on the 'other' side of town that house blended families will always be safe because of the race card.

Over the weekend, customers of Main Street Bank can access their money by writing checks or using ATM or debit cards.

Are you looking for a bird dog, mentor, buyers, investors, GCs, etc.I would bring your business card and a pen.

You don't find these guys in the Yellow Pages (generally); instead you find them via references from other investors, at your local REIA meetings, at Home Depot shopping for materials, or you might just stop by a job stop you happen to drive past (assuming it looks like they're doing a good job) and grab the number off the back of the their truck or hand them a card.

Is it fixed or a teaser rate, like a credit card?

I have never taken out a loan for a vacation (no credit cards for that matter either......credit is a horrible device and a crutch of the impatient).

True they could go online to dipute their own items but online isnt going to educate them on how their credit works and how to use their new credit cards properly as well as step by step guidence for an entire year by a credit expert to ensure they don't do something damaging to their credit due to lack of knowledge.

To make a long story short, I've managed to save $9,000 don't have any credit card debt and plan to take basic real estate courses at my local community college next semester (real estate basics, the economics of real estate and real estate finance).