So far I've contemplated cash advances from credit cards, home equity loan (just moved in so may not be much there), bank loan, 401K, etc Is there a "best way"or get the funds from whoever is willing to give it to you.Any guidance will be appreciated.

The Tax Form for most will be reduced to a Post Card.

one place to start is https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/category/...start at episode 1 and get current.other: videos on youtube by phil pustejovskywhere i got my start was www.ronsdollardeal.com (be sure to rape the site during the trial period and cancel before the trial is up, maybe use a toss-away prepaid debit card) download all the audio, video, files you can and learn all you can so that when you are reading/listening to people here at BP you have a passing understanding of what they are talking about.

Currently we are using a Home Depot Commercial Revolving Charge card for the majority of our purchases.  

Looking to use business credit cards as a way of keeping any debt off my personal credit and of course hopefully increasing the amount of capital I may have access to.Can I simply apply without a company but just as sole proprietor with EIN number?

He has filed his taxes for the past three years and currently has one credit card, bank account and enough money to put down 10% of the purchase price.

Our local military population is mostly National Guard, but last month I took the kids to an event put on by the FRG that was co-sponsored by a mortgage company that handed out goodie bags (coloring pages, candy, logo pens and travel mugs) to all the parents and kids with a flyer and business card explaining VA loans, eligibility, costs, etc.

To date, I've spent $8,595.33 on mailing lists, a discount order card, and postcards with yellowletters.com. $89.77 on a live answering service, Voice Nation. 101 people have called me.I got my first deal after 2 months and none since.

I have decent credit 690 and its only that because my schooling goes on my credit card until I get reimbursed through my employer (local bank).

Just make sure you are able to reply as quickly as possible and take advantage of VRBO facilitating the renter paying by credit card.