I'm 21, not had a credit card before.

New construction is somewhat easier as the subs are at least at some point more professional if I can use that word.. they can carry a job for net 45.. they make money a lot of times the subs have big business making millions so your dealing with a peer group not a sub that cant buy beer on sat if you don't pay them on Friday or has no credit and cant buy a two by four without a draw.. 

Going forward, should I have a separate credit card for each of my properties?

Here is my question: Should we take out a HELOC (home equity line of credit) or a home equity loan on our existing SFR home (that is paid off) to finance a 10% down payment on the new investment's mortgage? 

I went through all the stolen ac cooper thefts from a few years back glad I never had to experience this meter insanity thanks for the update

Good afternoon,I have clients that are currently interested in a triplex property and qualify without an issue but the property itself does not pass the FHA self-sufficiency test without one of the unit’s income, since it has to be owner occupied for FHA due to one of my clients having a foreclosure on their credit that won't be removed until March of next year.

I've got excellent credit, a flip, and 4 rental units (in the past three years). 

I've got excellent credit, a flip, and 4 rental units (in the past three years). 

Curious to know if there are any good loan options )other than hard or private) that self employed people can use with little to no taxable income.

Min 2 year credit history as a professional unless you are a physician.