If the answer is NO, then you'll be wanting to search for areas that are close to transportation.

Then came Card Connect.

@Sooyeon KwonThe HELOC goes off of the appraised value and once you sign the closing document it doesn’t change its like a credit card with a max limit.I want to touch on how much you can take out though.

He has been paying his rent through apartments.com but since they charge high fee for the credit card transaction, he is asking me if he could mail me a money order.

A card that said "leave us a 5* review and recommend us to a friend, send us a screenshot of it, and we'll give you $20!"

Just be patient, you can offer deals like first month free, or gift cards upon move in.

Payment concerns:-->Get 2 more bids, ask about longer financing, put it on a credit card, put more down on it, go with a less expensive unit.Call the biggest and best installation company in the area and see what their payment options are.Go with a lower cost brand name.Find out if any of of the property's utility companies offer cash-back or cash-assistance for certain replacements.Just my 2 cents.https://www.youtube.com/watch?

I recommend coin/credit card operated machines.

This card from the Cashflow board game would work here, too.Choose me!

FHA loan, traditional House Hack financing.Earnest money: $10,000Used 3% Realtor Commission to contribute towards FHA down payment; cash due at closing: $1,200Rehab #1 was financed via a HELOC against House Hack #1 (purchased a SFR in Dec 2015)Materials were funded by multiple credit card accounts: a stressful way to do it...Rehab #2 including materials were ultimately reimbursed by HELOC against subject triplex, after Rehab #2 completion How did you add value to the deal?