The app also allows tenants to submit their on time rent payments to the credit burrow which really gives them a nice encouragement to pay on time each month.If you do go with RentRedi, look around for promo codes.

I read a couple of his books, which, when you ignore the get rich quick cheerleading, are pretty informative.However, I attended an promo event for his classes.  

One I agree with the original poster is in this industry there are just too many stories where companies or people that suppose to do DD, don't do anything.I don't think most people have anything to worry about.The likeliest candidates for lawsuits are 1. those teaching wholesalers, and 2. those that promote using Subject To and Creative Financing as though it's Willy Wonka's candy store.Then the gurus come on Bigger Pockets and do a promo or two to grow their following.

Hopefully you can get something with a promo rate (I still get pretty frequent 0% advance offers) so you aren't paying a 4% fee and 20%+ interest on that money too.

If you choose RentRedi, you will find the promo code "BP"(like BiggerPockets, "BP") for 20% off.   

I started an application with PNC Bank last week for a HELOC offering a huge promo discount of 2.1% (and another .25% off for autopay) off the initial withdrawal, which is made at closing.

I also have a promo code to share if you're going to sign up.

Also, you can search online for credit cards running a 0% promo for 6-12 months.By doing it this way:Your parents don't have to lose the $10K if the deal don't turn out as good as you expectedIt seems like this is your first deal - you need to prove you're capable of getting a deal done and once you have your first success story, now you can start borrowing from friends and familyYou get cheap money - 0% beats HMLs, private lenders, and just about everybody

Credit cards are more for day to day, but can also make sense for investing with certain promos.

Can I still get that promo deal?