Take some time (not a lot in the grand scheme of things) and pay off the collections, dispute the items that you can and play the game.Stephanie

I don't have any business entities set up (just a regular ol' W2 employee for now, though this whole scheme is about changing that eventually...)Were I to try to qualify, I suspect my quickest path would be to set up an LLC for my future investment activities (something I planned to do anyhow).

My parents went in with us too, due to a financial planner that lost about $100,000 of their hard earned retirement in a ponzy scheme.  

Frankly, trying to turn property investing into a get-rich-quick scheme is likely to backfire on anyone, regardless of their experience.

Maybe some nice towels in the bathroom if you want to bring in some colour, but the bathroom and kitchen I find look good uncluttered.

I can't tell you all the goofy scheme's I would hear in my prime HML days LOL.. and a lot of the lenders that were doing these bad things are now just getting sentenced to the big house.. the one's who faked applications etc.. and or were in Kahouts with buyers and such.this is serious stuff and the FEDS will bust you on it.. you don't have to be a high flyer.

But what Brandon and Josh do is they constantly advise that if you are new to investing they would not advise following in those same footsteps and that this journey that we are all on is not a "get rich scheme."

Which in the grand scheme is chump change and may save you a whole lot of headaches if you are trying to do it some of the more "creative" ways.Good luck in whatever you decide.

Hello Matthew,I don't like the 6 months in advance payment scheme either- what happens in 6 months if he hasn't found a job and can't pay?

If its the latter, I would be extremely careful because to me it seems as if its a scheme.