Mostly C, C- areas.

HOwever these are accomplished real estate folks just looking to network and get to the next level and the 30k is no big expense for them.. its the person who has to put the 30k on their CC that takes some pretty big risks. 

We surpassed a $1M net worth which is amazing considering when we started investing 4 years ago, we had about $50k in cc debt and I think a negative net worth or at least not very much if any.

Im looking to start building out a team of a real estate agent, property manager, lender, contractor/handyman to start buying 2 to 4 families in markets that meet or exceed 1%. Open to cosmetic rehab and even BRRRing....

I have paid my lawyer a total of 1700$ so far but I’m using a zero interest cc for that.

If the loan closes, who cares... if we did not have an accidental e mail  IE CC instead of BCC  Morris would have ripped off another 500 investors. :)

In my experience, we would consider a prospective tenant 'high risk' and require a two months security deposit if they have missed three months consecutive on any monthly payments (car loans, CC, previous rental history, etc.).

Chase has better business CC and sign-up bonuses and other financial products that help small businesses.

Frankford is known to be a C - C+ area.

Lakeport CA bought 110 in 77 sold 85 for 185k for sale by owner net 75k3. 1985 bought 684 Encina Grande palo alto 185k  Sold 91 450k  net 215k4. 1991 bought Silverado CC Napa valley 440k included country club membership I put 5k down and assumed the loan that was in default ( my best leverage deal ever) Sold 2001 995k net just over 500k  of which the 500k was tax free.5. 2001 bought Kelowna Canada for 220k paid cash my first home I paid cash for to live in lived there 9 months Kelowna went nuts sold for 280k paid 25.% Cap gain to Canadian tax.