Lowe's and Home Depot cards are usually revolving payment and will carry a higher interest rate.

The current manager is doing nothing to fill vacancy either.Details that I have thus far:$6,659.33/mo + utilities ($17/sq ft + CAM + tax + ins)$500/mo approx current utilities (gas, electric & garbage)3800 sq foot building19 rooms + 1 larger room10 tenants currentlyShe offered to take over current managing and pay existing rent and utilities.

The no-fee refis are generally refis without cash out but some may, would be rather odd to me due to the appraisal requirement.Lenders holding notes or servicing rights would rather keep the loans than lose them in times of falling interest rates or under securitized packages so waving fees is a marketing cost so to speak.If what you're after is a revolving credit source look to a HELOC or line of credit arrangement as a second.

Before you cam be a member the bureau will basically vet you as to knowing what you're doing, fair credit reporting practices and the nature of your business.Unless your rents are collected by a member property manager as Steve mentioned your only way to ding credit is by the eviction process which is picked up through legal notices as Bill and Duncan mentioned. :).

Household Income under $30,000. 9 cents per record... 11 cents with phone Seniors with $10,000+ credit card debt Home values 150,000 to 500,000, 65 – 84 age range, $10,000+ revolving debt , under 50% LTV 10 cents per record….11 cents each with phone Seniors delinquent on property taxes. 65+, LTV under 50% currently delinquent on property taxes.

State and local laws may prohibit this, but this may be an interim strategy.In any case, part of the real, future value of the property, other than simply filling up vacant lots, might also revolve around the new owner (maybe that will be you) buying up cheap manufactured homes, placing them on the vacant lots, then renting both land and home.

Since your question revolved around the best place to flip, including a location with plenty of hard money lenders, then the answer would be CA.

Depending on the area in Lawrence, many of the properties revolve around student housing, and so timing is especially critical because there's a small delivery window before the new semester starts.Just to give you rough idea, we just got a 3-br SFH under contract in Lawrence near KU, all-in $106k (comps at $135k) and $1,175 in rent.

My father, despite never missing a payment in his life, has fairly mediocre credit due to, we think revolving debt. 2 Questions:1) We think some of it may be because the credit bureaus view 2nd loans from banks (which he has a couple of) as revolving credit.

A lot of issues that cost time, money, and vacancies revolve around poor tenant screening.