I have had one with my bank going on 15 years but I have been with them 22.. took 7 years before they would trust me  LOL.. but its a significant line .. not just 50k or something.The other thing you will see is companies wanting to charge you to set up multiple credit cards for you.. you start with a 700 plus fico and when you pull cash off of them your fico will plunge so you need to understand that.. as well. plus if you don't pay back it bounces up to their normal rates. were in a local community bank will charge you no fee's or points or maybe 1% and usually a % over prime mine right now for instance is at 6% with no annual fee.. but it does expire yearly and I have to sign new docs etc.. but as I said its a very substantial sum all unsecured..

Hello all! First post and I am just learning. This is such a different world!Our quick history...Sold our house in 2022 and paid all of our debt to travel in our RV. We purchased a new RV in May and owe $55k on it but...

@Stephen BoronczykHey Stephen welcome and congrats on taking the plunge.

What I’ve seen from most property managers if you have a clogged toilet they will send someone to plunge it.

@Matthew Chen It sounds like you need a bit more experience before you plunge headlong into this business.

This lack of confidence can lead to overthinking and constant research without taking the plunge.

And now, at the age of 18, I've taken the plunge to dive deeper into this realm.I've been proactive in my learning process, exploring various ways to broaden my understanding of real estate.

Please give yourself credit for not plunging in...that old "old fools rush in." 

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Once I have that plan together I will take the plunge.