If you're looking for floating floor.

There are some local investors floating around in here, but I'm not sure they would readily take you up on your offer in this way. 

I heard a podcast .The problem is there is too much 💰 floating around and not enough deals. 

@Sebastian E.I once used a balance transfer credit card (Chase Slate 0% for 15 months with 0% balance transfer fee if balance is transferred within 60 days of account opening) to float some money in order to purchase a car. 

If I were flipping it in a few years and the carpets are worn I would opt for one of the "luxury" vinyl floating plank floors.

I deal with a local company that floats concrete under the foundation to fill the gaps and support the house.  

At this point, our company doesn't have that amount of floating capital.

I've been working through some creative financing ideas and I'd like to float this by some more experienced REIs: I'm looking to buy a house for $70K. 

Too many sharks and bad deals floating around for Indy...just look up Morris invest disasters

The Margin is fixed while prime rate floats and its typically interest only.As for fixed rate loan cash out refinance its fixed its great but downside is you pay interest day 1 even if you have a project to work on or not.Depending on how you plan to deploy and how much you think you'll be deploying you'll pick a fixed or a line of credit.