
9 January 2015 | 10 replies
Pay off the credit cards and the other loan and get a HELOC on the second.

31 July 2015 | 6 replies
My wife and I only had but $20,000 to our name and we contemplated pulling out the $10,000 available from the credit card to throw in ( good thing we didnt ).
1 May 2014 | 7 replies
Thanks guysExample some of my expensesauto ( fees, gas, parking, repairs )Bank feesEquipment rentalInsurances ( fire, renters, other )LicensesLoan interestoffice suppliespayroll expensespostageprintingAdvertismentproperty taxesRepairs ( general, major, other, vacancy )utilities ( sewer,water, pg&e, cable, garbage, internet, cell phone, vacancy )Services ( alarm, property management )Credit card debitDepreciation %

27 October 2014 | 12 replies
With a low price there is more room for error but with a higher price it makes a much larger impact if numbers are not correct as the risk isn't built in.So if sellers has bad records offer a real low price and if they balk walk away and give them your card and say if things change let me know.How many units is this by the way??

7 February 2015 | 7 replies
Some marketing is necessary and cheap like buying business cards and attending REIA meetings.

6 October 2014 | 0 replies
For those landlords looking to use credit/debit cards to accept rent payments from tenants, I thought this link would be useful, if you are thinking of passing the 3% credit card processing fee back to your tenant.

21 January 2015 | 4 replies
But I'm guessing its going to be way more to rent it then it would be just to buy one - even if on a credit card - and make payments.You can buy a decent fridge for $600 from sears.Or better yet, try craigslist.

15 June 2014 | 23 replies
Or, you could use unsecured lines of credit, home equity lines, credit cards, or get that IRA money moved over to a self-directed IRA and use that (if you can use it for your deal without it being a prohibited transaction).Once you have a proven track record, it will be easier to earn investor's trust and reduce their fear.

17 June 2014 | 7 replies
Depends on the laws in your state , In Maryland , it use to be a car over 10 years old , you didnt need a title to scrap it , But when scrap was at $ 14.00 per hundred guys were stealing older cars right off the street and scraping them .

30 June 2014 | 8 replies
Damon wants to buy or flip a house with0 Deposit0 closing costs0 marketing dollars.If I am counting correctly I have posted 3 times and they all spell out what the 2K is for500 deposit500 closing1000 for post card marketing to find buyers and sellersplus50.00 per month for expences and access to a huge collection of toolsDamon also told me he was getting ready to buy a duplex but now wasn't available till the middle of August.