So I got an offer today to become a buyers agent at a small start up shop.

I'm working on a start up business and living off of passive income from my real estate investments).

If you took out a small biz credit card with 0% interest for 12 month in order to buy things for a start up and floated the balance until you start making income to pay it off does it hurt your credit rating?

He sadly has no of that and only brings hard work, a brain and the will to go through a start up with me to the table.My guess is that the weight both the expected cash flow of the business model and liquid assets you currently have (cash, stocks..etc).

You'll be doing a LOT of work, scheduling appointments with landlords, and visiting multiple properties, but it has one of the lowest start-up costs of any other real estate investment model.Feel free to PM me with any other questions! 

Makes SF today feel quaint, and relatively cheap. https://sf.curbed.com/2017/3/30/15127760/homeshare-startup-partition-luxury-apartments-sf

Not being wealthy by any stretch and without much start-up capital, how realistically is it to start with little or no money..

.$1250*12/$30k = 50% CoC ROI.Are you CERTAIN that's not enough startup capital to get anything going with?

For managing, I was thinking while the transition for licensing happens I could start up the maintenance side of things.

I was a Property Manager with a Indy startup for about 6 years that has grown to employee several full time agents.