If you are a company with less than 2yrs in business the chances of you getting access to actual capital without a PG is slim to none.Alot of those companies "guarunteeing" credit upto for new companies are actually wanting you to apply for a **** ton of credit cards.Building business credit can be done quite quickly organically.  

@Anthony Brooks  No, a house at $275k + your assignment fee with comps of $300k is too slim for most investors.

@Brendon Stewart @Aaron Nelson @Pete Perez @Louis ChanMulti-Families with the numbers you guys are looking for are slim right now all over.

Our budget is very slim on this one, so ideas on numbers and any contacts are welcomed too.  

You didn't provide all the numbers but $10k seems like a pretty slim margin and doesn't leave much room for error.

With that much rehab, the margin is already dangerously slim.

If it's too slim for a flip, then tee him/her up for the listing. 

I'm on the receiving end of a lot of frustrated people just wanting a place to live, and small landlords who operate on slim margins and are eyeing record-high sales prices as an out.

I might offer her 70K but even at that it's a lot of work for a very slim profit.  

If you're expecting the seller to pay you after closing I think your chances of getting paid are slim to none