You might be able to get away with a small cash advance from one of those Platnium Cards from Capitol One!

The reality checker is that much of what he states is very true and rational.

If you play your cards right you should be able to find a landlord that will hold the unit for no more than the normal deposit.

If you are not financing the property you not required to have insurance on the property (in most states this is true, always best to check with an attorney when in doubt).Hope this helps and good luck.

I agree with NavyDoc, and would add this.He said talk to everyone: and that's a true statement.But...talking to your boss and sort of entering into apartnership with him might not be so good.Since he's used to being the boss, he might not farewell as an equal partner.But then, you know him better than I.

I'll say to you what I just said to Jenice in another post.Taking a Hard Money loan is like taking a cash advanceon your credit card.

It's sort of like taking a cash advance on your credit card.

To do so, I suggest using the tried and true method of interviewing.Going to an office and speaking with the Brokers or Office managers can tell you alot about the agents that work for them.You can also ask other investors in your area to recommend someone.

The saying "a true rehab professional hires all his work out".If you can, find a contractor who can do the work for you.

Is this true?