@Deion AlaeiMy opinion is that incurring debt would NOT be the way to attack it.

Hello folks:I'll putting together my pan of attack and I'm thinking about different ways to finance deals when coach puts me in the game.Since banks don't really like giving unsecured lines to investors how do you approach them when applying?

I have had people attempt to steal from me, conn me, use me, slander my name, etc.Think about any successful person, and you can think of times when they have been attacked, questioned, etc.

She physically attacked my other tenant.

It was a simple question - Whats up with the attack?

I guess you just need to get your financial house in order as you said.Map it out, plan your attack, and I'm sure you'll be able to become successful on your own!

You have a really big metal flashlight in your car, that you think might save you, if you ever get attacked in one of the vacant houses you always go into.

It's not hostility,i just firmly believe that no book is gonna teach you even 1 life lesson.It's called "common sense".You can have all the book smarts in the world but if you have no common sense you are doomed in the RE business.RE is no place for these hippity hoppy people who bounce from 1 idea to another.It makes it tougher on the serious people.If you don't like the site, then so be it, but there really is no need to flame the posters, and attack the whole site...All you are really doing is adding is more posts to "wade through"

Have you worked out your plan of attack yet?

I'm not going to attack your equity or investing strategy :protest: The problem is that FNMA has a rule (and they are really the only ones buying anything in the secondary markets these days) that says you can own a max of 10 properties.