@Courtney Kimbrough credit cards, both business & personalLowes & Home Depot etc accounts to fund refurb( ideally business accounts, they don’t report to personal credit)

And this assumes you win the eviction!

The reason they can't obtain financing (generally) is because they are financially irresponsible.If it's structured correctly, you will win if it falls apart and you'll win if it goes through.

You'll win a judgment for all or for a significant portion of what you sought and you should be awarded interest on the judgment at the statutory rate -often 12%.  

They're either marketers calling themselves turnkey (ie they don't own any properties, they get a referral fee from other TK companies around the country for sending buyers) or they're some sort of Morris Invest house of cards (search the forums for Morris to see what to avoid).Go ahead and shell out the cash to get your own inspection and appraisal, especially on your first deal with a provider.

Yes, if you use all of a HELOC it will show up on your credit like a card that is maxed out.  

if you fight it, whats the likelihood you'll win the case?

if you fight it, whats the likelihood you'll win the case?

Persist and you will WIN!!!

With my finances around 1,000 in savings and yearly income at 66,000, solid credit score with very minimal credit card debt.