It’s gonna be a budget pinch!

we all used lines of credit to start- and in a  pinch we still use our credit to quickly purchase materials for refurb...then using the rent deposits- we pay off the Lowes card/ Home depot card.  

I’m in a pinch.

If you value your time, buy a new one.Penny pinching on craigslist is time consuming.

After that you have to refinance at current rates which in a rising rate environment can put a pinch on your cash flow.

If you tell a seller you're offering them $100,000... buuuut, you're willing to go up to $115,000 in a pinch... all you're telling them is that your offer is $115,000, and to a seller, the negotiating starts at that number.

Save and penny pinch for your down payment, and parents can help toward down payment.

If you fill your portfolio with properties that do not cash flow, you will get pinched quickly or have to rely on portfolio lenders. 

Ie is the tub cracked or just dingy, as in a pinch you can epoxy paint a tub and caulk to bring it back vs replacing outright.

Even an open line of credit somewhere can really help in a pinch so long as you have the means to get it paid back in a relatively short amount of time.